
Biblical Principles Pay Off
By James Whitford, published in the Christian Post on June 2, 2018
At Watered Gardens Gospel Rescue Mission, I've met many men and women who've traded the freedom of God-given work for the chains of government-sponsored welfare. Decades of…

Those in need will work for food
Travis Hurley
Director of Advancement
“Will work for food.” That’s a common cardboard sign you’ll see from someone in need. And the response at Watered Gardens is, “You’ve got a deal.”
If someone wants…

Real change for those who panhandle
By Travis Hurley, published in the Joplin Globe on April 15th, 2018
“Anything will help.” That’s what the sign read as someone was panhandling in the parking lot of a popular local grocery store.
“Anything will help.” That’s an…

The Charitable Community
By Marvin Olasky, published by World News Group on April 24th, 2018
James Whitford received a doctorate from the University of Kansas School of Medicine, then moved on from rehabbing bodies to rehabbing lives. Whitford and his wife, Marsha,…

2018 True Charity Radio PSAs
These True Charity radio ads played throughout 2018. Click the title to listen to each spot.
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- Standing at a Crossroads: The Role of Civil Society in Charitable Care
- Who Has the Most Friends? New Research on Social Capital by Income Level
- Why Ministries Aren’t Improving: Outcomes Measurement in a “Wicked” World
- Doing Them Well By Being With Them First: The Power of Presence in Effective Charity
- Achieving Advantageous Outcomes with Self Assessments
- The Power of Collaboration: Strengthen Your Poverty Alleviation Ministry Together
- Helping Without Hurting in Short-Term Missions: A Synopsis
- Respecting Agency and Truth in Relationships
- Five Ways to Improve Children’s Safety at Your Ministry
- A Framework for Flourishing: A Synopsis of When Helping Hurts