what we believe
1. We believe the most complex social challenges are solvable.
We refuse to normalize crisis as inevitable.
Therefore, we pursue bold, structural solutions to housing insecurity, domestic violence, and food access rather than temporary fixes. We set ambitious goals, test innovative approaches, and remain committed to impact even as strategies evolve. Learning including from failure is part of responsible leadership.
2. We believe connection and collaboration drive real change.
No single organization can solve systemic problems alone.
Therefore, we actively convene partners across community, nonprofit, government, philanthropic, and private sectors including those who do not typically work together. We see our role as a connector and translator, aligning shared goals and coordinating action across silos.
3. We believe our voice and credibility are tools for justice.
Visibility matters when it is used responsibly.
Therefore, we use our platform to elevate overlooked issues, advocate for policy change, and amplify the voices of those most impacted. We also support our partners by sharing strategy, communications expertise, and narrative framing that helps attract resources and public support.
4. We believe impact deepens when we work alongside community...not above the people.
Proximity matters.
Therefore, we engage as active collaborators with residents, partners, and community co-creating goals, shaping strategies, and building solutions together. We do not outsource responsibility; we stay engaged from planning through implementation and evaluation.
PROGRAMS
IMPACT Policy
Through the IMPACT Policy, we educate and mobilize communities to understand and influence the policies that shape their daily lives.
What We Do
- We educate, equip, and mobilize communities to understand how policy shapes everyday life. IMPACT teaches people how bills become laws, tracks harmful legislation, and train advocates, community and faith leaders, and youth to respond with strategy, power, and clarity. We create accessible toolkits, host policy briefings, and mobilize communities to defend LGBTQ+ rights,, healthcare access, and voting power across the South.
FINANCIAL LITERACY
What We Do
- FINANCIAL LITERACY programming at Remnant includes educating unhoused and domestic violence populations how to create strong foundations for credit, business, career, wealth and good health.
Housing & Domestic Violence
What We Do
- We offer transitional housing to unhoused and at-risk unhoused individuals and their children.