The photos tell the story of our joyful Annual Meeting on April 10. Public Safety Chief Karianne Thomas and three of her four Assistant Chiefs
THANK YOU to everyone who turned out so early for the December 12 Breakfast –in a snowstorm! And to all the wonderful speakers who shared
President Elder Doug King, Executive Director Dr. Charlae Davis and the whole ISAAC family want to thank everyone who worked hard on issues presentations and
Huge thanks to everyone who made the May 6, 2017 Banquet such a success—by being there yourself or donating tickets for others, by encouraging your
Huge thanks to everyone who helped make the 2016 Public Meeting so powerful! Special thanks to Amy Peterson and Charlae Davis’ Uncle Johnny for capturing
As our Development Consultant Lauren Fitzmaurice brainstormed with us, she recommended that we develop a summer camp component as an extension of our Youth Violence Task Force’s Future Leaders For Peace round tables.
What a successful fundraiser! Paint, food, fellowship and fun for all ages! ISAAC would like to send a special thank you to the Miller family,
Racism, early childhood education, and youth violence prevention are the three issues chosen Thursday evening for the 24 congregations and organizations in ISAAC to work
The community-wide Racial Healing and Action Service sponsored by ISAAC on September 2 filled Second Baptist Church with people from a wide array of congregations
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“Pound for pound, no non-profit has had a more positive impact on Kalamazoo than ISAAC.”
Dr. Michael Rice, Kalamazoo Schools Superintendent
“And what does the Lord require of you?
To do justice and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.”
– Micah 6:8
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