Building Hope at Home with Action Housing, Foster Love Project, and Family Links

Support a local human services group and help make our world a better place for us all.

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Compassion is having a moment—and not a superficial, hashtag version, but the real thing: daily, deliberate, and quietly radical, especially at Pittsburgh‘s non-profits. In a news cycle that pounds us with outrage and despair, choosing kindness is a form of dignity that is a gift to ourselves and to others. Maybe we can’t control global headlines, but we can soften the edges of our own corners of the world. Help someone else’s proverbial garden grow, even when your own day feels rocky. It’s up to us to build the world we want to inhabit, one generous act at a time.

We admire Action Housing for its work to provide decent homes for people trying to get a safe foothold in our region. We love the Foster Love Project because every kid deserves to grow up with dignity. And Family Links helps families and individuals face their challenges with counseling and care.

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Looking to read up more on these non-profits? Check out our individual stories on Action Housing, Foster Love Project, and Family Links.

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Photography by Jeff Swensen

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