Because of Circles I have gained greater compassion and understanding of those in poverty.

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unwavering is the goodness of this thing we have the privilege of doing: building community to end poverty

and hard-won lessons guaranteed to inspire us all in our shared mission of building community to end poverty Circle Leader to Member Care Coach/Interim Director | Circles Indianapolis Building Community to End Poverty

Michelle Crawford, executive director, Circles Salt Lake; and Lynette Field, executive director of Poverty

Executive Director), Michelle Crawford (Circles Salt Lake's Executive Director), and Lynette Fields (Poverty

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—Lola Flores, Newaygo, Michigan The reason I didn’t grow up in poverty was that my mom had a husband

How does the Circles model of poverty alleviation speak to you, your values, and your experiences with

Adopt-a-Precinct in 2020, when Lynette Fields (who heads Circles West Orange’s parent organization Poverty Adopt-a-Precinct looks a little bit different than other people’s; [our Circle Leaders train] with Allies and the Poverty

tenure, we gave attention to our “Big View” work that removes the systemic barriers that trap people in poverty

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