Healing the Soul of the Nation an interfaith conference , attended by CAF. We examined the the divided body of the United States that we are experiencing today. It was assessed that the wounds are deep on both sides of the divide. It was collectively agreed that the Soul of America needs healing.

The common thread was that there is power in the collective work. It was said to use the common values of our faith traditions, respect, peace and love to educate and uplift. We must take a close look acknowledge the pains and failures then uplift. We all agreed we must begin with self and practice what we preach.

We aplod the BRIC and UMMA Charities for a much needed event. Thank you to the Respect Graduate School for hosting, on the beautiful Bethlehem, PA. As Thanksgiving approaches we are grateful for this experience.

Bringing hope and receiving hope in Amsterdam and London. We received an amazing amount of hope from the total visit as it is our thinking we have given hope from the USA, as we shared our existing and future CAF programs. It was evident that the world has no shortage of positive and awsome people giving much needed service to humanity. However,one of the most hopeful experiences was a look into the furture. Seeing the success taking place in Amsterdam through the eyes of young people was inspiring. Our visit to an amazing school in Amsterdam and it’s technical advanced approach to education was shared with us by an outstanding young man. Two young woman, one an artist and the other a political activist shared their ideas and goals for the furture are young people are the leaders of the furture and they are ready!
In London at the Global Donnors Conference we received a wealth of information around sustainability as it relates to non profit work. Educational service was in the great majority. There was a range of organizations educating, from financial to faith based schools. It being a global conference there were a number of opertunities around African relief and micro business aid. At the heart of the network was that we are one humanity and together we have a great furture.

Compassion Action Foundation in historical Durham NC. Building bridges between different communities through dailoge. New NC settlers,The Compassion Mosque/ Turkish Institute with,The 3 generations of Ar Razzaq members of the NC founding Muslim community. This community is also featured at the downtown Durham NC museum. The museum sits very close to the historical Black Wallstreet and the famous North Carolina Murtural Life Insurance building. This well established town is one of the many places in America were collective work is in full force. Compassion Action is pleased to have had a rich experience and looking forward to the collective work. Contact us to learn more about our Building Bridges programs and activities.