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Raising funds to assist families separated at the southern US border.
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Highlights 4 carefully vetted charities per quarter in the areas of Poverty and Health, Education, Human Rights, and Natural World.
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Service Corps volunteers save lives and fight for gender equality by supporting local human rights organizations in Ghana’s Northern Region.
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Our Beyond Belief Network is a collective of organizations putting compassionate humanism into action through community volunteering and charitable fundraising.
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The hosts of our official podcast travel the country telling stories of life-changing events, expanding our horizons and our compassion.
We are Humanism at Work
Foundation Beyond Belief is a humanist charity that promotes secular volunteering and responsible charitable giving. Guided by the principles of secular humanism, our mission is to:
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Unite the humanist community in volunteering and charitable efforts.
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Advocate for compassionate action throughout the world.
We forward our mission through our programs: Grants, Disaster Recovery, Service Corps, and Volunteer Network.
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Feb 23: Noelle is presenting at Galveston Oasis
11 am start at the Clear Lake Community Center
March 8-14, 15-21: Secular Spring Break!
The Secular Student Alliance and Foundation Beyond Belief are partnering to give college students the opportunity to spend their 2020 Spring Break doing recovery work in the Bahamas. Learn more at: https://secularstudents.org/springbreak/
April 27 - May 10: Humanist Disaster Recover volunteer deployment to the Bahamas.
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What is Humanism?
The word "humanism" has a number of meanings, depending on who you ask. In different contexts, the word may reference philosophy, literary pursuits, values connected to religion, or secular movements looking to stand in contrast to it.
When FBB talks about humanism, we mean a philosophy for living that implores us to lead fulfilling, ethical lives. Without necessarily believing in the supernatural, we seek to meet human needs and solve human problems, both individually and collectively. In short, humanism is a philosophy of right-here, right-now integrity.
Humanists value:
- Civil liberties and human rights
- Global consciousness
- Mindfulness of the natural world
- Seeking new knowledge
- Imagination
- Scientific inquiry
- Analytical thought, reason, and science
- Radical compassion extending beyond the boundaries of geography, gender, sexuality, ability, belief, or race.
While many humanists eschew religious belief, we at FBB are less concerned with theological debate and more concerned with direct, compassionate action. We are a community that largely believes that no supernatural power will make the world a better place for us; we must do it ourselves. We invite anyone who shares this drive to join us.
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The nonreligious community has had a few things to say to the press regarding Vice President Mike Pence's being named the Trump administration's point person for the response to the coronavirus outbreak. Our official press release follows below.
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Beyond Belief Network is a collective of over 125 humanist, atheist, and other non-believing organizations putting humanist compassion into action through community service. Let's see who set the bar for January!
By FBBJanuary BBN roundup
23 Feb 2020
Beyond Belief Network teams started off the new year with a renewed commitment to secular service! Let's check out what good deeds they did in January.
By FBBTandana Foundation: The many impacts of the Olouguèlèmo Association’s environmental protection work
20 Feb 2020
The Olouguèlèmo Association has been actively organizing and implementing projects to conserve and restore the biodiversity and environment across the Wadouba Township of Mali. Nineteen communities are now a part of the association, which receives support from The Tandana Foundation in the form of funds, training, and other resources. In the following blog, Moussa Tembiné gives a summary of the Olouguèlèmo Association’s work and describes the positive results of their activities.
By Moussa Tembiné, Program Manager of Tandana Foundation
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