Harvesting the Power of Community
World Grace Project equips multilingual community leaders to strengthen communication, connect families with resources, and build relationships that help refugee and immigrant communities—and the Cedar Valley—thrive.
Across cultures, hospitality creates space for trust—and trust opens the door to communication, understanding, and opportunity.
That idea shapes everything we do.
Hospitality prepares the soil. Trusted relationships plant the seeds. Community leaders nurture growth. Communication helps communities flourish. Partnerships strengthen the harvest. Stronger communities are the result.
World Grace Project partners with trusted multilingual community leaders because lasting change happens from within. Together, we bridge languages, cultures, and communities through relationships built on trust, service, and hospitality.
Strong communities begin with trusted relationships.
“Your are the first place we have found mercy.”
World Grace Project strengthens communities by investing in the people they already trust.
We equip multilingual community leaders with the relationships, resources and tools they need to help neighbors navigate systems, access opportunities and stay informed.
By working with schools, nonprofits, churches, healthcare providers, businesses and local governments, we help ensure language is never a barrier to belonging.
What We Do
Hospitality connects communities.
The fork and spoon crossing each other symbolize the grace that inspired the World Grace Project. In many cultures, sharing a meal is a universal gesture of hospitality—fostering conversation, trust, and a sense of community.
We aim to provide that “table”—a place where neighbors connect, relationships grow, and trust is built.
Our Work
Helping individuals and families navigate systems, access resources, and overcome language barriers through trusted relationships.
Community Navigation
Providing free weekly multilingual news and community updates so every family stays informed and connected
Good Neighbors Network
Community Leadership & Partnerships
Supporting multilingual leaders and building partnerships that strengthen the Cedar Valley.
Good Neighbors News Feed
Good Neighbors Network
Together, we make a difference.
Our neighbors don’t have to stand in the shadows.
The Good Neighbors Network is a free, multilingual public information service created in partnership with trusted community leaders.
Each week, families receive clear local, state, and national news, along with resources, programs, and events, in English, Spanish, French, Haitian Creole, and Swahili. Additionally, neighbors can become involved in care initiatives to help immigrant and refugee families.
Service providers are invited to provide updates to go@worldgraceproject.org by 4 p.m. each Friday.
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Why Our Approach Works
Every community has trusted people others turn to for help.
Rather than creating new systems, World Grace Project equips these leaders to strengthen communication, build relationships, and connect neighbors with existing opportunities.
When trusted leaders have access to trusted information, entire communities benefit.