Whether in faith tradition, a weekend hobby, or a loved one’s arms, REFUGE is a safe haven – a sanctuary from the hard realities of life, literally or symbolically. What is your refuge? How can this universal need cultivate a sense of connection among otherwise distinct groups of people?
On November 23rd, we went to a funeral of a Burmese gentleman in our Denver community. He had no family but the chin community became his family. There were about 300 people there as well as 50 cars following to the cemetery. This was a very difficult and sad occasion, but it also made us aware of…
Like a lot of newcomers, Jason Hicks was a bit flummoxed by his first visit to the Shadow Tree apartments last year. The complex, just a short stroll off East Colfax in Aurora, is home to a growing number of refugee families, relocated from places like Nepal and Burma and Somalia. It’s a population that…
We want to extend a BIG THANK YOU to all those who participated in the Dignity Campaign over the summer. Some of you became fundraisers in the Run for Dignity, some gave directly to the campaign, while others shared it with friends. Thank you for however you participated. It was a huge success! We ended…
Project Worthmore Founder Frank Anello and client Ai Thong give a tour of the beginnings of our food growing efforts with the refugee community.