CHANGE STARTS WITH US..ALL OF US!!
We prepare, connect, and empower people to take meaningful, sustainable action in their communities, fostering engagement and building a world where everyone plays an active role in creating positive change.
Nobody is coming to save us! We save us!!!
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Become a Founding Force for Change
We are a community of changemakers—united by a shared commitment to building a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
The Frontlines Collective is more than a network. It’s a movement. Both online and in person, we prepare, connect, and empower people to take focused, impactful action on the issues that matter most.
Community Builds Accountability. Accountability Creates Change
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Support Us in Driving Change
We believe that those who care can—and should—make a difference. That’s why we’re on a mission to connect passionate individuals with the organizations working tirelessly on the frontlines of today’s most pressing social justice issues.
Your donation helps us build those bridges—amplifying voices, mobilizing action, and fueling real impact.
Every dollar counts. Every action matters.
Your support ensures our mission remains strong—donations help us keep our collective free and accessible to everyone. Donate now through the link below.
Frontline Collective Member Highlights
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STACEY- Collective Causes- Civic Participation and Environment.
Stacey is a Strategic Planning and Visionary Leadership Coach who created a purposeful strategy for giving back. Each year, she donates 10 days of her time to lead strategic planning, professional development, and workshops for frontline organizations that align with her most important causes.
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KY- Collective Causes- Veteran's Affairs and Gun Violence Prevention
KY is a former marine attack pilot and advocate who was recently appointed as the Executive Directors of IAVA (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America). She used the tools from Meet us on the Frontlines to anchor into her personal and collective values as she was in a career transition.
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SUSAN- Collective Causes- Domestic Violence and Women's Reproductive Rights
Susan, board president of Liza’s Lifeline SC and longtime advocate for domestic violence survivors, quickly mobilized support after Hurricane Helene by using her collective cause to help a local Asheville women’s shelter get vital resources they needed.
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