by Kait Van Riper | Nov 18, 2019 | All Stories, Do Something, Raising World Changers
At Carry the Future, we believe the future generation is ripe with world changers. As parents, mentors, teachers, and influencers, it’s our job to have tough conversations with our littles. It’s natural to want to shield and shelter those innocent hearts...
by Gwen Skar | Oct 10, 2019 | All Stories, Hope Through Aid, On The Ground, Team Stories
This week, Team 60 is providing aid for refugees in Greece. Much-needed strollers were distributed to refugees along their journey to the Vial Camp. However, Team 60 also received a stark reminder of why aid and hope are so vital to refugees. Read on for an update...
by Kait Van Riper | Aug 29, 2019 | All Stories, Do Something, Volunteer
A core belief at Carry the Future is everyone can do something. Every small act for refugee and migrant families adds to the sum of the larger mission. Yet, it’s important to remember that while all can do something, one person can’t do everything. Often,...
by Susannah Monteith | Aug 25, 2019 | All Stories, Team Stories, Volunteer
With the help of volunteers and donations, Carry the Future has been able to do so much good near the southern US border. Read on for an update from Susannah regarding Team 3’s recent trip to McAllen, Texas. “Oftentimes when Carry the Future teams travel we are...
by Melissa Francis | Aug 25, 2019 | All Stories, Refugee Resettlement
At Carry the Future, we’re committed to serving refugee families with love and dignity. We understand that there is much information about refugees in the news and on our feeds. Here, we stick to the facts and hope to shed some light on the process refugee families go...
by Susannah Monteith | Aug 5, 2019 | All Stories, Do Something, Empowered Together, So Much Good
Carry the Future’s mission is to provide comfort and dignity to refugees around the world. We cannot accomplish this mission alone. Home for All, a restaurant in Greece, is proving that when we help each other we are truly empowered together. 450 miles from...
