Measuring Impact
How do you measure the value of hope restored?
How does one measure impact? Is it in numbers served, funds raised, or policies changed? Or is it something deeper, something immeasurable?
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At The Black Resiliency Project, we believe impact is found in the restoration of hope. It’s in the youth who no longer question if their life matters, but instead ask what they will do with their power. It’s in the families who find belonging, healing, and voice after generations of silence. It’s in the recovering addict who becomes a mentor. The student who becomes a leader. The unheard who become advocates.
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You cannot quantify the value of a life. But you can witness the transformation when people are given a safe space, equitable resources, and a community that sees them. We don’t just count lives, we add to them. We don’t just serve, we build. And through that building, we are shaping a legacy of resilience, dignity, and possibility.
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Our impact is not just measured. It is felt.
Our Impact
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Over 800 individuals have reported increased access to resources, equitable services, and community connections from our initiatives.
291
Educated communities of color in COVID-19 mitigation, 291 families served!
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Wellness gatherings
Workshops
Youth Outreach
Opioid/Fentanyl Outreach
Business Social
Cultural Events
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Provided professional development tools to over 80 minority owned businesses.
91%
91% of clients have reported improved mental well-being after learning we have services that are culturally competent, available specifically designed to meet their needs.
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