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A Briefing from The Bolick Foundation

PAY IT FORWARD If you have ever been the recipient of someone’s “pay it forward” kind word or deed, you know the uplift it can bring. It is remarkable how seemingly small gestures can leave a lasting impact on someone’s life.  There are many stories of how the “pay it forward” movement began. I have…

A Fighter

Jamie* arrived at ECCCM three months after her last cancer treatment. “Cancer made it hard for me to work,” she said. “I am trying to get back on my feet. I am even working two jobs, but I just can’t seem to get ahead.”    Not only was Jamie battling cancer which made it difficult for her to work over the last…

Caring for Our Own

This past year the Hickory Soup Kitchen (HSK) served over 80,000 plates of food through our daily lunch service to the hungry in our area. Along with our dining service at HSK we provide food throughout the year to Safe Harbor New Day Center, Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club, The Den mentoring program at…

BEING CHRIST-CENTERED

Together, we walk with youth in their most pivotal moments … Helping them navigate the pivotal years of middle school and high school through Campus Life® Providing steady, authentic, Christ-centered mentorship to military-connected youth through Campus Life Military® Developing young people into Christ-centered leaders in their community through City Life™ Building life-changing relationships with deaf or hard of hearing students through Deaf…

Come and See

The Deaf Missions Conferences are held every two years with pastors, professional interpreters, ministry leaders, community leaders, professors, etc. with a purpose to get to know Jesus. This past year over 34 states and 6 countries were represented from multiple denominations and backgrounds. Deaf Missions is a faithful partner of The Bolick Foundation.

A Briefing from The Bolick Foundation – Feb 2024

Time to Reboot! I love a task; the kind you list with nice little boxes so as you achieve each milestone you can make a big check mark. It feels good…doesn’t it? Sometimes being task-oriented doesn’t bring out the best in me. I take tasks personally, as though my reputation is on the line. I…