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Each summer, youth step into camp experiences that offer more than activities, schedules, and shared meals. For many young people, summer camp becomes a place of belonging, discovery, and transformation—a…
By Lauren Jones, HSS Program Coordinator Recently, I had the opportunity to connect with Daren Houck, Executive Director of HSS Partner Hiram Farm. Hiram Farm is a community dedicated to supporting…
This month we are highlighting some of the social entrepreneurs who have been a part of NBA’s Social Entrepreneurship (SENT) Cohort. Today, we are pleased to feature Deborah Jackson, a member of NBA’s 2026 SENT Cohort…
As nonprofits begin preparing for the final months of the year, year-end giving offers more than a fundraising deadline. It is an opportunity to deepen relationships, tell a clearer story…
By: Kara Whitehouse, Operations & Grants Management Coordinator For health and social service organizations, the difference between a good grant proposal and a compelling one often comes down to clarity…
When we put our voices, knowledge, and actions together, our world expands exponentially. When we work and share together, Older Adult Ministries grows organically. An amazing example unfolded recently. Laura…
What if everything we thought we knew about aging was wrong? Dr. Tracey Gendron, professor and Chair of the Department of Gerontology and the Executive Director of the Virginia Center…
The 2026 National Convocation took place last month in Dallas, Texas. NBA staff were on hand to take part in the biannual gathering, attending worship services, interacting with attendees, and being present at a justice rally featuring local activists and Bishop William…
This month we are highlighting some of the social entrepreneurs who have been a part of NBA’s Social Entrepreneurship (SENT) Cohort. Today, we are pleased to feature DeJuana Golden, a member of NBA’s 2025 SENT Cohort and founder of The…
The National Benevolent Association is pleased to welcome Catherine Avena as its new Senior Development Associate. “I am thrilled to have Catherine join our development team,” said Paige Bobbitt, NBA’s…
The National Benevolent Association’s Board of Trustees gathered virtually in June to engage in discernment, governance, and strategic planning for the future of NBA’s ministry. During the meeting, trustees approved…
Seasons of growth and change. This is something that all social entrepreneurs face from time to time with their organizations, including Rev. Dr. Aizaiah Yong. To help work through this…
Adrienne Wren noticed that people in her community were facing financial hardships that made it difficult to supply basic household items for themselves and their families. “I began to realize…
Our world is full of community leaders and care providers offering support and care to others in their community. But how often do these same leaders take steps to care…
How can a cactus plant offer insights on sustainable leadership and wellness? This was the central question surrounding NBA’s combined joint Peer Learning & Wellness Group gathering that took place…
“Be Kind To Your Mind.” This simple, yet powerful wellness reminder served as the theme for the recent Mental Health Awareness Sunday service at Cypress Creek Christian Church in Spring,…
Do you wish you had more time to serve people, instead of drowning in forms and documents? Lean into using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in practical, ethical, and aligned ways that free up…
NBA is excited to introduce the Innovation Institute, a program designed to connect leaders in community while providing practical, self-paced learning they can apply immediately. “There is something powerful about…
By Lauren Jones, HSS Program Coordinator In the first quarter of 2026, I had the opportunity to travel across the Midwest to connect with a couple of NBA’s Health &…
By Taulau Tupua, A/PI Young Adults Peer Group cohort member Seattle felt like a family reunion. Not the kind where you already know everyone, but the kind where you meet…