Hope Walks is an international organization that seeks to free children and their families from Clubfoot’s physical, social, and economic burdens. Hope Walks’ vision is to see all children access quality clubfoot care and experience the love of Christ. Hope Walks doesn’t just provide free medical treatment for clubfoot, they also pair each clubfoot family with a parent advisor who walks with them on the treatment journey to complete healing.

Renovatus is a Christian-based substance abuse recovery program. This program is facilitated out of the home of Pete and Beth Higgs, where men are offered a second chance at life. In this immersive program they help men through both group and one on one mentorship and teaching life skills on an agricultural farm. Not only are the lives of these men saved out of substance abuse, but also their families are reunited and healed.

The Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence is an Atlanta-based shelter for women out of domestic violence and abusive situations. They provide safe housing, food, and council. They allow space for healing through private mentorship and group therapy, as well as fostering a community of other women who are also on the journey of healing. The Women’s Resource Center is a place that cultivates hope and renewal with purpose and intention.

Camp Bridgeway is a high-energy, crazy fun, passionate camp that brings in kids from the local communities every year for one week. Kids learn about God, build friendships, play games, and explore nature. Since she was a teenager, Kasey McCanne has had a dream of facilitating a camp ministry where teens learn about God and about life. The Camp is now raising money to be able to buy land that would provide for summer-long camps. Hundreds of kids attend this one week and they have seen so many lives changed. It’s a place of beautiful stories of the work of God in these young people.

Life Camp USA is a ministry that leads young men and women who have lost their fathers to the military or public service on week-long wilderness adventures. They go through leadership exercises, survival skills, and team-building games. They set each child with a one-on-one mentor to help in the healing process. The children get to learn about God, about the work their fathers did, about life, about healing, and about love. Each year children’s lives are changed.