YEAR IN REVIEW.
We are currently rolling out our 2018 Annual Review and wanted to make sure you got a chance to walk thru it with us!
Every Neighborhood Partnership is partnering with the Luis Palau National group to create a six-month series that describes our work in the city. Below is the fifth post in the series from our Associate Director, Andrew Feil.
Last month, Jenessa Hefler broke down ENP’s Literacy Mentoring program. This month we will look at equipping the church and the diverse ways to empower disciples.
Education.
As we begin thinking about equipping the church and training the body of Christ to carry God’s redemptive message forward into our communities we have to be more thoughtful about the best way to do that. So a simple question. How do adults learn best?
Check out our first and best Saturday Sports Newsletter!
First off, we want to say thank you for being a part of our 2nd annual Fall in Love with Fresno Banquet. With 300 people in attendance and completely engaged in the evening’s events, it was a great night of sharing our story and hearing all the great things that God has done in our city!
It was a blessing to fellowship with our longtime supporters as well welcome new friends who will hopefully join in ENP’s mission to serve. We are truly honored to announce that through the kind donations of our sponsor’s, we were able to raise a total of $60,194!!! Through your giving, we were able to double the amount that we raised from last year.
We are truly grateful for all the support that we have received we know that great things are in store! To all of our sponsors, we want to say thank you for your kind contributions.
If you feel like you still want to contribute there is still time! Click here to donate and select 2018 Banquet and give.
On behalf of all the staff at ENP, we want to say thank you for all that you do to help fulfill the purpose that is before us.
If you would like to be a part of our next fall banquet, feel free to contact Javier Garza at: javier@everyneighborhood.org.
Challenge your co-workers or family to a fun game about Fresno and the work that ENP does!
Apparently, Bob Nelson knows something about Fresno! 😉 Congrats on the win and the Fall in Love T-Shirt! You can buy your own here!
Every day, teachers and school administrators walk onto their school campuses and encounter kids who are struggling with academic difficulties and behavioral issues. But there is hope, and sometimes it comes in unexpected forms. For a class of fifth graders at Heaton Elementary School, implementing Beat the Odds, a social-emotional drumming program, has been instrumental in creating life change.
Every Neighborhood Partnership presents:
THE 2ND ANNUAL
Please join us for an evening celebrating the great work being done in our community. Our ten years of work has allowed us to build trust in the community, our churches, businesses, and other institutions. As we lean into our 11th year, we can reflect back and see that ENP looks different than it did at its inception in 2008. We are proud of that. As life changes, communities change, and therefore we glean a deeper understanding of our city. We hope with each passing year our community is in a better place to thrive, our kids are excelling and our families are healthier in many ways.
Individual Ticket $50
Table Sponsor $500
Bronze Sponsor $1,000
Silver Sponsor $5,000
Gold Sponsor $10,000
Title Sponsorship $15,000
Please note that a percentage of this sponsorship will go to Eventbrite as a fee. If you would prefer that your full donation goes directly to ENP, select the payment by check option upon checkout or contact Javier Garza at (559) 908-3538 or email javier@everyneighborhood.org.
Every Neighborhood Partnership is partnering with the Luis Palau National group to create a six-month series that describes our work in the city. Below is the fourth post in the series from our Literacy Mentor Director, Jenessa Hefler.
Last month, Brian Semsem broke down fun and play, ENP’s recreation and resilience building programs. This month we will look at literacy and a child’s pathway to success. Our goal to see every 3rd Grader reading at grade level.
The heart and goal of ENP’s 20/Twentys are to give you a clear vision and the tools you need for serving our under-resourced neighborhoods. We design these to be interactive and engaging.
We will focus our large group time together around an exciting new initiative called Vision 22. Pastors Rici and Phil Skei will share about how they are working to connect churches across racial, economic and social lines together for the flourishing of our city.
Based on your feedback we are offering 5 different breakouts during 2 sessions:
Every Neighborhood Partnership is partnering with the Luis Palau National group to create a six-month series that describes our work in the city. Below is the third post in the series from the Director of Saturday Sports, Brian Semsem.
