Ryan’s Giving Tree exists to support leaders & grow organizations to positively & sustainably impact the health, wealth, and housing of their local communities.
Ryan’s Giving Tree was born out of a global vision inspired by the interactions of three college students and the homeless in their community.
We envision a world where every community focused change maker is equipped with knowledge and support to make positive and sustainable impacts in the health, wealth, and housing of their neighbors.
First center your attention on your local community.
Now, think in terms of these three categories:
1) Health
2) Wealth
3) Housing
What is something wrong in your community amongst these categories that really bothers you?
Did you get something? If so, move to the next step.
If not, meditate on that question throughout the next few days and wait for inspiration.
Focus on the individuals.
Consider how you would serve to love, seek to learn, & speak to lift them.
We believe collaboration is the best way forward.
If you and/or your organization want to team up with RGT to better serve your WHO, reach out to our team:
jeffbeck@ryansgivingtree.org
sion@ryansgivingtree.org
sandy@ryansgivingtree.org
ryansgivingtree@gmail.com
Your gift today ensures we can relentlessly support people facing poverty, prevent marginalized individuals from becoming impoverished, and mentor the next generation to live in healthy, wealthy, and housed community.
Helps bring hope for a brighter day to a neighbor down the way.
Your recurring gift of just $3.04/month supports outreach, housing, and healing.
We are in search of organizations and individuals seeking to partner with us in providing our committed volunteers with the tools to reconcile marginalized people back to community.
Email sandy@ryansgivingtree.org to partner with us today!
A special thank you to our friends in Market 125 for their material and monetary support in 2024!
“Through your giving, you not only enable RGT to provide material support to our communities’ most marginalized people, but also plant seeds of hope in a world riddled with hurt and pain.”
-Sandy Ryan, Tulane University Class of 2022
