OUR IMPACT

The people.
The work.
The progress.

Food on the table, essentials for the household, and people willing to give their time. This is what community care looks like at Exartizo.

Community members with food and household essentials — A moment from our community.

OUR ESTIMATED IMPACT

What we have done together.

November 2025 through October 2, 2026

ESTIMATE2,168people supported

ESTIMATE760families supported

ESTIMATE3,671volunteer hours

ESTIMATE83active volunteers

ESTIMATE501children supported

These are our closest estimates for this period, based on what our team can currently account for. They are not audited totals.

OUR COMMUNITY IN ACTION

Care takes many forms.

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Food organized for a community distribution

Food that feels like home.

Our pantry brings foods rooted in Latin America to a table open to everyone. Familiar staples are part of caring for our neighbors with dignity.

Diapers, baby items, and practical family support

Essentials for everyday life.

Diapers, baby needs, clothing, shoes, and household items. Practical care reaches beyond the pantry shelves.

Time given. Care shared.

Sorting donations, packing groceries, and getting ready for the next community day. Volunteers bring their time and care to the work.

Moments from our community outreach and gatherings.

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HELP THIS WORK CONTINUE

Make the next
community day possible.

Help keep the pantry stocked, cover everyday program costs, and fund the people who coordinate care. Give as a neighbor or talk with us about a foundation partnership.

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Volunteers have carried this work.

For this reporting period, Project Exartizo reports $0 in pastoral and staff salaries and $0 in stipends. This figure covers compensation, not all program expenses. We are seeking support for staff and coordination as this work grows.

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The people.The work.The progress.