Empowering The Poor is humble at its mission of empowering poor communities to self-reliance in the United States and around the world. We recognize the complexity and Herculean challenges facing the poor, and seek to partner with faith-based organizations (churches, temples, etc.), private and public corporations, schools (elementary school to colleges and university around the world), clubs, professional and amateur athletic teams, etc.
Here are our substantive Partnership Opportunities
Empowering The Poor-I am Blessed Network
Empowering The Poor-I am Blessed Network provides individuals with the unique opportunity to join a like-minded and diverse group of individuals who serve the poor by giving monthly and annual sacrificial and leadership gifts to Empowering The Poor. They inspire other ordinary citizens to act and stand for the poor.
Empowering The Poor-I am Blessed Network invites individuals from all walks of life to make a recurring monthly $5, $10, $100 or whatever amount of money they can afford to Empowering The Poor.
Every $ counts, as it promises care, restores hope, empower the poor, and save lives. Empowering The Poor-I am Blessed Network members’ name will be listed with the donor’s permission on our web site and our annual report.
To join Empowering The Poor-I am Blessed Network, please email Darius Coulibaly at coulibaly@empoweringthepoor.org
Faith-based Community Partners:
Empowering The Poor and faith-based organizations (churches, temples, etc) share a common goal: Serve the poor.
We appreciate and provide enduring recognition to faith-based organizations which donated to Empowering The Poor, Inc. throughout the years.
Corporate Partners:
Empowering The Poor’s corporate partners lead by example in committed to empowering poor communities to self-reliance with dignity in the U.S and around the world. Through annual contributions of funds, in-kind gifts (computers, car (vans), etc.), or services, Empowering The Poor’s corporate partners provide opportunities to poor families and communities overcome poverty. Empowering The Poor encourages corporations in the U.S and around the world to partner with us. For details about our corporate partnership, please email Darius at coulibaly@empoweringthepoor.org Empowering The Poor is seeking corporations to support our program areas: Education, Healthcare, and Micro Loans. Empowering The Poor is grateful and provides enduring recognition to its corporate partners.
Partners In Education:
Empowering The poor encourages elementary, middle, high schools, and colleges and universities across the United States and the world to engage in our local and global poverty-fighting projects. Use your God-given skills and creativity to make a difference in your local community and abroad. Get involved (raised money, volunteers, etc) and learn about other cultures, people, and appreciate how blessed you are to live in a country where resources are readily available. Stay school, Work hard, and use your knowledge and skills to empower poor communities to self-reliance. That is what education is all about! Start a Students Empowering The Poor Chapter in your school. Email Darius at coulibaly@empoweringthepoor.org for detailed information on our student coalition.
Our Partners for the Fiscal Year July 1, 2010 to June 30th 2011
Empowering Partners: $10,000 and above
Platinum Partners: $5,000 to $9,999
Gold Partners: $2,000 to $4,999
Shiloh Baptist Church Old Site, Fredericksburg, Virginia. Pastor: Rev. Laurence Davies
Fredericksburg Baptist Church, Fredericksburg, Virginia. Pastor: Rev. Larry Haun
St Mary Catholic Church, Fredericksburg, Virginia. Father Rooney
Silver Partners: $500 to $1,999
St Edwards Catholic Church, Nashville, Tennessee. Pastor. Rev. Breen
Fredericksburg Unity Church, Fredericksburg, Virginia: Mrs. Eileen East led the awareness and fundraising efforts with the children and youth ministry.
Robert E Lee Elementary School, Spotsylvania, Virginia: 2nd Grade student, Jake Taylor and School Guidance Counselor, Suzanne Duperock led a remarkable fundraising efforts for our Tents & Tarps 4 Haiti Project. They raised 507.00
Chancellor High School, Spotsylvania, Virginia: The staff, the Chess Club, and The National Honor Society have demonstrated a tremendous support and caring for our Tents & Tarps 4 Haiti Project.
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