Blog

Mrs. Seadore’s first and second grade class model the heart and soul of servant leadership.

Vista Hermosa Foundation is inspired by Sustainable Action International’s approach to economic development through supporting families to be closer to God in the ways they serve one another and the land. We are honored to share Mr. Dieula’s story.

In September of this year, we had the honor of witnessing a moment that reflected the love and care we can have for the sojourner among us regardless of nationality or language spoken.

Servant Leadership changed the hearts of Ruth and Ton, cofounders of Shepherd’s Home in the Philippines. Listen to their story of trial and triumph. If you have a story to share, we would love to hear it!

In April, Danyelle Woodward joined the Collegium Café team as a work readiness participant for the Work First Goodwill Program. Her confidence was reignited and she is now living out an old dream of hers!

Broetje Family Trust is happy to introduce Twigy Tellez as the Manager of Servant Leadership. We are extremely excited to work alongside her and draw from the many experiences and knowledge she has to offer. Twigy introduces herself here:  

On Wednesday, September 28th the Tierra Vida after school program students hosted a suicide awareness and prevention walk. This year Broetje Family Trust wanted to go deeper than sharing a newsletter and get more people involved, calling on young adults and youth to be at front and center of this growing issue amongst their generation.

At Vista Hermosa Foundation, our support goes beyond funding. We seek to be mutual partners, creating opportunities for listening, networking and local leadership. In 2018, we formed a cohort of our partners in Mexico, largely led by partners themselves. In August, grants team staff traveled to Chiapas for a convening of the cohort.

Listen to Abner Velez Ortiz from El Pozo de Vida explain why Chutes and Ladders, Serpientes y escaleras, was brought to the red-light district of Mexico City.