Peer Humanity
Fiscal Host: Open Collective Foundation
Hands on work with individuals who are facing barriers due to poverty, incarceration, racism, disability, addiction, mental health
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Financial Contributions
Goal
Self Development Stipend
Consider a one time donation of $50.00. This amount allows us to provide participants self development opportunities including books, experiences a... Read more
$71.70 USD of $24,424 USD raised (0%)
$50 USD
Top financial contributors
1
Tristan Coughlin
$1,000 USD since Mar 2022
Steve Schneider
$920 USD since Jan 2022
Meredith A Bieri
$300 USD since Dec 2021
4
Incognito
$30 USD since Jan 2022
Paul Jacob
$25 USD since Dec 2021
6
Michelle
$25 USD since Feb 2022
Matt V.
$20 USD since Mar 2022
Peer Humanity is all of us
Our contributors 10
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Meredith A Bieri
Admin
$300 USD
Casey Coughlin
Admin
Tristan Coughlin
$1,000 USD
Steve Schneider
$920 USD
Incognito
Self Development Stipend
$30 USD
Michelle
Self Development Stipend
$25 USD
Matt V.
$20 USD
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Monthly financial contribution to Peer Humanity (backer)
Credit from Paul Jacob to Peer Humanity •
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution
Monthly financial contribution to Peer Humanity (backer)
Credit from Michelle to Peer Humanity •
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution
Monthly financial contribution to Peer Humanity (backer)
Credit from Incognito to Peer Humanity •
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution
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Today’s balance$288.89 USD
Total raised
$2,127.93 USD
Total disbursed
$1,839.04 USD
Estimated annual budget
$2,336.63 USD
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News from Peer Humanity
Updates on our activities and progress.
A Humans Update
Hi everyone! We have another humans update to share. After weeks of being persistent and placing many follow up calls, one of our humans finally received the good news that she was approved for a security deposit and one year’s worth of ren...
Published on March 21, 2022 by Alysha Jaeger
A Humans Update
Hello everyone! We have another humans update. One of our humans has big aspirations to own her own business and is learning along the way all of the work that goes into this endeavor. This individual is a “learning by doing” type of human,...
Published on March 9, 2022 by Alysha Jaeger
Humans Update for the Week
Hello friends! We want to fill you in on some of what our program participants have been working on in the past week. One of our humans, who has recently aged out of the foster care system, has continued moving towards all things adult: pra...
Published on February 7, 2022 by Alysha Jaeger
About
A program designed to give every human a chance to change the world no matter what their story is. We believe in inclusion, mercy before judgement, and in giving humans as many chances as it takes to be healthy, productive members of society.
Peer Humanity is a program within Be Soul Good that focuses on each human. Based on the idea that we all face barriers that impact us, Peer Humanity meets people where they are. Those within the Be Soul Good team fall into our categories of Life Internship, Life Apprenticeship, Life Mentorship, and HOPE Leadership. (Helping Other People Evolve Leadership)
We believe in a balance of STABILITY (meeting your basic needs such as safety, housing, and mental health stability), HOPE (development, learning opportunities, growing), and SKILLS (work experience).
Our team partners to provide support to the team. We provide intensive case management to those at the Internship level, along with support and services to those in every category. We also believe in community, and will provide outside support or referral to those who reach out.
We want to build a team of helpers. Core values include: strengths-based and trauma informed care approaches, relationship building, autonomy of the individual, and openness.
What makes Peer Humanity different than other amazing programs is our hands on approach. Most individuals in our program know the resources but are unable to make the necessary moves to use them. The system is complex and our program walks them through each step. A third of our participants paid time is spent getting over the hurdles. A third of our participants paid time is skill building and executing projects within the program and the final third of their paid time is spent on development, education and training with the intention of building their resume, connecting them to a network of individuals in their communities.
We practice Servant Social work and are seeing positive outcomes.
Peer Humanity is fully funded by Be Soul Good while we work through the process of becoming a 501C(3). Peer Humanity is currently considered a Charitable Initiative through partnering with Open Collective Foundation, acting as the fiscal agent.