OuR IMPacT
Creating a safer community for everyone
After Eric Logan, a black man, was killed by the police in South Bend in 2019, we organized alongside partners and worked with the Mayor of South Bend to adopt a police discipline matrix and a new use-of-force policy. We train people of faith to lead together with moral clarity.
We’ve won real victories that have changed lives.
Winning mental healthcare funding
When the county jail was full of people struggling with mental illnesses and substance abuse, we organized to win a mental health crisis response center, securing $2.7 million from the City of South Bend and $600K from St. Joe County for a mental health crisis center which opened March 2024.
We led the “Call for Care” campaign in 2023. We organized uncommon partners to execute an inside-outside strategy with an alliance of faith groups, the Indiana Sheriff’s Association, mental health providers, and other power-building organizations like Hoosier Action who amplified the same message: “fully fund SB 1.” In May 2023, our leaders helped pass transformative mental health care reform and move $100 million to build out a crisis care system across the state.
Ensuring access to housing for all
When people experiencing homelessness needed urgent shelter, we organized with partners to secure $1.5 million from the City of South Bend to invest in a low-barrier shelter.
We believe that when we organize, we can create a world that is more just, safer, and more caring for everyone, no matter the color of your skin, how you pray, or how much money is in your wallet.