Who we support
We support organizations that honor America’s moral foundation by promoting faith, family, service, personal responsibility, and spiritual growth. From Christian and Catholic ministries to Buddhist-inspired mindfulness and other peaceful traditions, we help elevate programs that bring people closer to purpose, compassion, and community.
Promoting faith, family, service, and personal responsibility.
Supporting peaceful spiritual programs that build compassion and moral clarity.
Elevating community organizations that bring people together through purpose and service.
Mafe Foundation
The Marriage and Family Enrichment Foundation is a Southern California 501(c)(3) that equips couples, young adults, and youth with life skills to build strong families and break cycles of dysfunction.
Learn MoreCompassionate Service Society
The Compassionate Service Society is a Southern California 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded on Buddhist principles, offering inclusive programs rooted in compassion, service, mindfulness, and spiritual growth.
Learn MoreYCP San Diego
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization helping young adults deepen their faith, build authentic friendships, find purpose, and pursue personal and professional excellence.
Learn MoreWalk for Peace gathering, Virginia & D.C. Feb. 8
Since October 2025, a group of Buddhist monks has been walking across America for the Walk for Peace, a 120-day, 2,300-mile journey from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington, D.C.
They arrived in Washington, D.C. on February 10, 2026, with their final D.C. event held on February 11, 2026.
According to the group, the walk was created “to raise awareness of peace, loving-kindness, and compassion across America and the world.” Along the way, their message touched communities across the country, bringing tens of thousands of people together in person and inspiring millions more online.
We were honored to help raise funds in support of their journey and to welcome them at Hoa Nghiem Pagoda in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, for a special luncheon and private prayer ceremony as they made their way to Washington, D.C.
Their journey was a beautiful reminder that peace is not just spoken. It is practiced, step by step, with humility, faith, and compassion.
