WorldLegacy NC189 leaders stand for abundance, freedom and
Youth Crisis Center -Jacksonville, Florida
Youth Crisis Center, Jacksonville, Florida
WorldLegacy’s NC192 Leadership Team’s vision is a united world filled with peace, freedom, and an abundance of love. We are committed to a world where everyone is safe, and free to be their authentic selves. When people live as one, they take care of one another as though we are one big family; children roam freely and safely, people treat each other equally.
We chose to manifest our vision by creating a healing space at the Youth Crisis Center in Jacksonville, Florida. This space will now provide a safe and welcoming place for individuals who have gone through trauma and are seeking professional assistance. The space is used for those in crisis care, mental health counseling, skill-based group training, and/or those attending transitional living service programs. Our mission is to assist and promote safety, acceptance, and awareness for people navigating the mental/brain health journey. We are committed to people being seen and heard.
Our team renovated a 1162 square foot room. The renovation included painting the entire room, installing new commercial carpet, repairing, and repainting the cabinets, and providing 12 commercial grade tables and 70 commercial grade banquet chairs. In addition, the team created six framed inspirational quotes for the walls.
Budget: $16,416 March 2023.
Abundant Clean Water Malawi Africa
Abundant Clean Water: Malawi, Africa
WorldLegacy NC185 Leadership team’s vision is a world of love, peace, integrity, and equality. NC185 is committed to creating transformation in the world where every child grows up with respect, love, and access to education. NC185 is a team of people from all over the world and stand that we are a world community. NC185 chose to leave a legacy in Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. This was the first WorldLegacy leadership project in Africa.
Fourteen individuals from all over the United States and abroad, created an extreme endeavor from January 11- January 19, 2021. They committed to funding the installation of one new well and the refurbishment of ten additional wells in a community in Malawi, Africa in only nine days. There were many potential obstacles including the fact that it was the rainy season in Malawi.
This ”Abundant Clean Water” project was meant to reduce the amount of time and labor required for families to fetch water. The work would provide employment for people in the community and increase opportunities for education, thus enhancing the quality of life and improving health in the community. These wells would allow children to attend school and have an adequate education instead of walking for miles and miles each day to fetch clean water.
WorldLegacy’s NC185 declared to provide a total of eleven clean water producing wells across multiple communities in Malawi. One well will be newly drilled and installed with “smart” technology. Ten existing and inoperable wells will be repaired and upgraded with “smart” technology. DOXA’s “smart” technology will allow remote monitoring of the wells via satellite for operational integrity and water use by their respective communities.
The team committed to raising $25,000 in five days, donate the money to You Turn Ministries, a US-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization that would the immediately transmit the funds to DOXA Wells Holdings LLC in Malawi to manage the “smart” well installation and repair. You Turn Ministries has been in operation for 20 years and has donated funds for the drilling and repair of more than 70 wells in Malawi. A team of people in the local village of Malawi would perform the installation and repair of the wells. Before the team started the fundraising on January 8, 2021, both You Turn Ministries and Doxa Wells committed to the well installation.
Fundraising started on January 8, 2021. By the third day, the team exceeded their original goal of raising $25,000 and had raised $34,017! On January 11, 2021, a team of people from DOXA Wells, boarded an airplane in Chicago, heading to Malawi, carrying parts for the repairs and installation of smart pumps.
The team chose to be extraordinary and continued the fundraising. By day five, the team had raised $52,917. On January 19, 2021, all work was completed, and a ribbon cutting was held both in person and virtually on January 21, 2021. Over 50 people were in attendance celebrating this extreme project. The project had expanded from eleven wells to a total of 25 refurbished wells and two new wells! In addition, DOXA drilled one additional well. The Project Abundant Clean Water left a huge impact in Malawi and thousands of people now have access to clean water thanks to the WorldLegacy NC185 Team, DOXA Wells, You Turn Ministries, all the volunteers and the 289 people who donated money.
Budget: $85,000
WorldLegacy Ronald McDonald House New York
Ronald McDonald House New York
WorldLegacy’s NC174 Leadership Team funded a family guest room for an entire year by raising $13,060 in less than a week. The money pays for multiple families to stay for free at the Ronald McDonald House New York City. This money will fund a family guest room for an entire year. This way families can stay for free, as long as they need, while their children are receiving lifesaving cancer treatments. Some of these families need to stay for weeks or months at a time. A child with cancer should not have to face it alone. They get to be healed, play and be nurtured. They created a fun superhero party for the children.
In addition to the financial contributions, NC174 donated the following items:
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Fifty pillows
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Fifty Corelle cereal bowls
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Two complete stainless steel cookware sets
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Fifty boxes traditional medicinal tea
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Two hundred and fifty stainless steel forks, spoons and knives
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Five steam irons
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Fifty toys (art crafts, puzzles, playdough)
A superhero celebration was created for the children. See Press Release
Total Budget: $16,800
Cystic Fibrosis
Cystic Fibrosis Project at The University of North Carolina Memorial Hospital
NC26’s Leadership project Leadership project focused on cystic fibrosis patients. The project created a space where patients could exercise and socialize in a hospital environment. Exercise equipment was installed and children and adults painted a mural in the waiting room. October 1999.
Club Nova WorldLegacy Project
Club Nova Project
Club Nova members helped design and paint outdoor murals. All the air conditioning ducts under the house were repaired and new thermostats were installed. Weather stripping was installed around the doors. The front of the house was scraped and painted as was the side and rear entrances.The porches and wooden furniture were painted. New rails were built around the front porch and were primed and painted. The trees were pruned. With the help of a bobcat, a dump truck load of soil and mulch. The front and side of the house was landscaped and shrubs and flowers were planted. Club Nova and the community were amazed and grateful for the hard work and inspiration of this powerful leadership team!Budget: $30,000.
By Susan Dickson
Club Nova members, volunteers and community members gathered last week to celebrate the renovation of the clubhouse earlier this month. Over one weekend, more than 80 volunteers spent 26 hours completing the renovations. They improved the clubhouse’s energy efficiency, repaired and painted three exterior porches, trimmed tree branches, installed flowerbeds and restored the wooden chairs and picnic tables used by clubhouse members.
The volunteers also installed a six-panel mural based on designs created by Club Nova members on the exterior wall of the Club Nova Thrift Shop. “The bigger thing is that it’s a new day for Nova,” said Carl Tatum, project captain.
For organizations like Club Nova to succeed, he said, communities have to step up. “Everyone in our community makes a difference, and nobody gets left behind,” Tatum said.
The project was led by the WorldLegacy’s NC119 Leadership Team, who chose Club Nova as their Extreme Makeover Legacy Project to support people with mental illness.
The team created the project, organized the volunteer workforce and collected donations of funds and materials. Club Nova is one of 400 clubhouses internationally that provide employment and community for adults living with mental illness.
























