Creating Community Connections

ABOUT OUR WORK

At the heart of our work is a deep commitment to the humanities—fostering understanding, compassion, and dialogue that strengthens communities and amplifies voices. For the past

three years, we’ve followed a recipe for success:

✅ Creating safe spaces for open and honest conversations

✅ Honoring diverse perspectives

✅ Staying true to our core values

Serving Hope and Breaking Bread is another way we connect to the community on a smaller scale than Live Shows.

We spread cheer, education, conversation, connection, support, and light refreshment.

WHY JOIN?

Join us for evenings of BEing, thought-provoking stories, and deep connection with others.

Let’s break bread, spark meaningful connections, and create lasting impact—together.

Our Experiences

HOLDING SPACE

No pressure, agenda, or obligation- just community holding space!

“When others can’t stand, be their ground. When they can’t speak, be their voice. Holding space isn’t about fixing—it’s about standing in the gap with love, presence, and understanding.”

In February 2025, we created space to exhale, to be in community, and to find some light in the midst of it all.

Together we break bread, share space, and uplift each other.

LOVE SESSIONS

A few years ago, we launched our Love Session Community Connection.

We openly encourage and participate in intentionally creating connections in the community- through acts of kindness and love. Such as:

Listen without distractions
Write a handwritten note
Virtually support a small business
Hold the door
Reach out to a friend

SERVING HOPE & BREAKING BREAD

We're extremely grateful to the Midland Area Community Foundation for their gift of a $55,000 grant to allow us to facilitate these Breaking Bread Village Community Connection. We invite you to participate in this and share your stories and experiences . The goal of this program is an ambitious effort to connect people from a background of vulnerability and abuse (domestic violence, unhoused, substance abuse survivors, and people from the LGBTQIA community) and those who work in the social and human service industry (police, social workers, judicial services, and the medical field). The program will have a three-tier effort.