The MORE Project Logo

MORE stands for Monavie Operation Rescue and as Moms Creating More, this project is very dear to our hearts for more reasons than one. The MORE Project takes kids living in extreme poverty in Brazil, teaches them skills that can help them break the cycle of poverty that they come from, and most importantly surrounds them with love and respect for who they are and the unique talents that they have. We love The MORE Project and one thing we want to do is to take our families to Brazil and meet the kids, see what we are supporting, and to learn from them. The life lessons there will be tremendous!

Sun Energy Power has a really great business model. They do for profit solar projects in the US, take those profits and put them into solar projects around the world in economies that sorely need them. The hearts and souls of the team behind Sun Energy Power are truly in the right place and we want to do everything we can to support these incredible people and projects, to help truly make differences in the world where it is hugely needed.

Habitat For Humanity Logo

Habitat For Humanity is a non profit ecumenical christian housing organization building simple decent affordable housing in partnership with people in need. We give regularly with hopes that someday decent basic housing will be available to every man, woman and child.

Lake Christian Ministries Logo

Lake Christian Ministries is a local (to Christy) organization that serves the needy in our  community through the combined efforts of volunteers and local churches. Basic needs of food and clothing as well as emergency funds for necessary expenses can be had. It is a "grass root " neighbor taking care of neighbor community resource that does great  things for all involved. 

Women's Refugee Commission Logo

The Women's Refugee Commission works to improve the lives of refugee women and children around the world through laws, policies and programs that can effect lasting change. For these women and children that don't have a voice and that find themselves in situations beyond their control where they are too often exploited and abused, the Women's Refugee Commission is their untiring champion and advocate.