
ISAAC & TRHT Housing Equity Letters – Add more names!
We need your circle of family, friends and colleagues to add their names to at least one of these letters! If you didn’t yet, please

We need your circle of family, friends and colleagues to add their names to at least one of these letters! If you didn’t yet, please

If you can make a gift to the ISAAC Endowment Fund by June 30, it will have extra power to sustain our work to build

Meet Cathy Phason, our new Housing Advocacy Intern Cathryn Phason is a 48-year-old black female that was born and raised in Park Forest Illinois, the

May We Be Encouraged. Click to hear ISAAC Clergy and Community Leaders share what passages encourage them during difficult times. Rabbi Schicker Adrian Vazquez Rev.

The Kalamazoo Foundation for Excellence (FFE) made a great choice for their board by appointing Stephanie Hoffman, Executive Director of Open Doors Kalamazoo and co-chair of the ISAAC & TRHT Housing Task Force.

In ISAAC we’ve been painfully aware of housing inequities for so long that it feels like a “silver lining in the storm cloud” that COVID-19

On April the 21st, the Anti-Racism Task Force (ARTF) held their meeting by Zoom as they continue to engage in one-on-one listening in preparation for the

On April 28, the Gun Violence Task Force met through Zoom and talked to three local leaders involved in gun violence prevention work in Kalamazoo:

Sheila was born and raised in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Upon graduation from High School in 1988, she attended Grambling State University in hopes of pursuing a nursing degree, but soon realized the medical field wasn’t her calling.

Meet Group Violence Intervention (GVI) Coordinator, Michael Wilder My name is Michael Wilder, I was born and raised in Chicago and I am the Group
Be part of building the Beloved Community in Kalamazoo County and across Michigan. Your gift helps create equity!
“ISAAC has continually and steadfastly advocated for a better way to address youth violence in the City of Kalamazoo, and were instrumental in garnering our commitment to adopting a “Group Violence Intervention” Model.”
Chief Jeff Hadley, KDPS
“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