Our work
The portfolio begins with cancer patients and families, then extends to immediate community needs, pathways to self-sufficiency, and accessible acts of service. Each initiative has a distinct job and a clearly labeled status.
The continuum
The continuum is both a service model and a decision tool. A new activity should meet a defined need, help a person move forward, and create a credible path back into gratitude and service.
Crisis, then Support, then Stability, then Opportunity, then Gratitude, then Action
The portfolio
First 180 is the flagship. Every initiative is still being developed or planned, and each page explains what is and is not available today.
Flagship Direct-Service Program
Cancer Patient and Family Navigation and Support
First 180 helps newly diagnosed cancer patients and their families manage the first 90 to 180 days of diagnosis, testing, treatment planning, and disruption to everyday life.
Signature Community Platform
Fill the Pantry. Feed Our Community.
A repeatable community collection and fundraising platform that benefits established organizations addressing food insecurity and related immediate needs.
Opportunity and Self-Sufficiency Program
Last-Dollar. Last-Mile. Life-Changing Opportunity.
Helps motivated people enter and complete existing training, apprenticeship, and employment pathways by using existing resources first and addressing the remaining barriers.
Supporting Volunteer Activity
Small Acts and Meaningful Moments.
An accessible recurring volunteer activity for businesses, churches, families, schools, and community groups.
Surrounding the portfolio
WAYGFT is not a fifth program. It is the Dawn’s Heart engagement initiative that surrounds every program, inviting people to share gratitude, find inspiration, take action, and give through Cure on Wheels for approved Dawn’s Heart purposes.
Share, then Inspire, then Act, then Give
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