Current Programs
We currently have several ongoing programs!
It's Cool to Be Covered!
This program hosts Drive Thru Free Face Masks and Food Giveaway events in 4 states across the United States. Alabama, Florida, Michigan, and Georgia. In 2022, we want to branch out nationwide.
Objective: To help "flatten the curve" of COVID-19 and its variants by up to 35%. To educate citizens in hesitant vaccine communities. To cover every person we come in contact with free reusable cloth face masks.
The Foundation also helps with food insecurity by providing healthy nutritional food to all of the families we serve.
Who we serve: Mostly women/children at or below the poverty level. K-12 schools. Colleges and universities. General public.
Measurement: We measure by counting the number of cars served, number of masks given, number of pounds of food given, and the percentage of positive cases 3 weeks after the event versus current cases. We also evaluate the number and demographics of volunteers engaged, the number of community partner organizations involved, and the actual number of people served.
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Hearth and Soul
Objective: To provide a way to keep people warm during winter months. Provides new coats, blankets, hats, socks and shoes to the public.
Who we serve: Women/children at or below the poverty level, and transient men or veterans. 70% minorities.
Measurement: We measure our impact by counting the number of items given and the number of families/people served. We also count the demographics of organizational and community partners and volunteers engaged.
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A Mile in My Shoes
Objective: To provide masks, shoes, and socks to transients or veterans first responders, and those who need them.
The Power of Life Foundation visits shelters and homeless areas in every city we go to providing them with free reusable face masks, new boots, and socks by Bombas.
Who we serve: Mostly transient men or veterans. First responders. 70% minorities.
Measurement: We measure our impact by counting the number of items given and the number of families/people served. We also count the demographics of organizational partners and volunteers engaged.
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It Takes a Village:
Objective: To assist communities and families who need emergency assistance. This includes back-to-schools supplies, holiday food giveaways and much more.
Measurement: We measure the number of families served in an area considered to be at or below the poverty index.
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Evaluation:
We collect feedback from electronic surveys or testimonials. We also request reviews from our community organizational partners, people served and from volunteer engagement.
We use this feedback to:
Identify and remedy poor client service experiences
To identify bright spots and to enhance positive service experiences
To make fundamental changes to our programs and/or operations
To strengthen relationships with the people we serve, and our partners.