
Because of These Generous Endowment Donors!
THANKS to all of these very generous donors, the ISAAC Endowment Fund needs only $5,270 more to reach $50,000 and be “fully established”! With your

THANKS to all of these very generous donors, the ISAAC Endowment Fund needs only $5,270 more to reach $50,000 and be “fully established”! With your

Twenty-two members of the newly constituted Anti-Racism Task Force focused on learning at the first meeting of the task force following the Issues Convention. We

The new Gun Violence Task Force met on Tuesday, November 26. Twelve members were present with a few unable to attend this first meeting. Subsequent

With six new members on the Housing Task Force since the Issues Convention, we have become an even more impressive gathering of expertise—with leadership positions

The last weekend in October, ISAAC, El Concilio, and TRHT (Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation) co-sponsored Kalamazoo’s Black & Brown Unity and Healing and TRutH

Sometimes when doing the work of justice, we may feel alone or like the problems we are working on are too big to impact change!

Over two hundred gathered on Tuesday night, October 29, and chose Anti-Racism and Gun Violence as ISAAC’s focus for the next two years, along with Affordable Housing and

Al Dixon Good evening. My name is Al Dixon, I am a co-chair of the Anti-Racism Task Force. How many of you think racism is

Wendy Flora Last May I talked with Shequita Lewis at a block party. Her eyes lit up with excitement as she told me about her

Kalamazoo’s Group Violence Intervention has many myths that we as a GVI Team would like to dispel tonight. Wendy Flora: Myth #1 – GVI was
Be part of building the Beloved Community in Kalamazoo County and across Michigan. Your gift helps create equity!
“It is important for me to be an ISAAC donor due to the significant work that has been done on behalf of early childhood education.”
Jacque Eatmon, Former Director, Great Start Collaborative
“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