When sharing a fresh loaf of hot bread from the oven that’s love!
Our Daily Bread Foundation supports underserved youth in Charlotte, Mecklenburg. See all of their programs on their official website.
That lovely vision came from Kim Alexander with Our Daily Bread Foundation who is bringing the community together as we understand how trauma affects all of us.
Kim Alexander says we can no longer put a band-aid on our wounds. We cannot turn a blind eye to mass killings, mental illness, discrimination, refugees, shortage of affordable housing, lack of affordable healthcare, prison overpopulation, and recidivism.
BACKGROUND: For over a decade Social Venture Partners Charlotte (SVP Charlotte) has fostered social entrepreneurs and innovative solutions to our community’s greatest challenges. See all the nonprofits featured in the SEED20 Class of 2024!
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