2007
Articles
by Marvin Olasky
While Washington fiddles, charities across America do the hard work of helping the poor. WORLD profiles some of the most effective
by Marvin Olasky
Global capitalism is working well for most developing societies, but a billion people live in countries that are going backward. Economist Paul Collier says these countries can be helped, but both givers and recipients need to change
by Marvin Olasky
Andrew Carnegie's old home displays methods of helping the poor that the old millionaire would have liked
by Kristin Chapman
Two years after the storm, setbacks are a way of life
Nominees
Arkansas Sheriff's Youth Ranches | Batesville, Ark.
Second-chance ranch: Arkansas agency provides a home and family to children of delinquent parents | by Megan Rieger
Joshua Station | Denver
Mile-high hope: Homeless families have a place to live, learn, and grow | by Alisa Harris
A Way Out | Memphis, Tenn.
A way out: A charity from last year returns as a Samaritan Award Finalist | by Joshua King
This big light of mine: California program changes those who serve as well as those they serve | by Alisa Harris
All in the family: What started with care for foster children has branched into more than a dozen programs ministering to people in each phase of family life | by Allie Cook
Nothing but the best: Volunteers take a professional approach to the rehabilitation of mind, body, spirit, and bank account | by Robby Moeller
Vision quest: Program seeks to help youths through | by Amy Vercher
Signs of God: Program brings literacy and the gospel to the deaf | by Robby Moeller
Recipe for success: Former rescue mission residents cook their way to careers | by Megan Rieger
The divide at El Camino Real: The St. Francis Center provides help for families on the wrong side of the road | by Amy Vercher
On the march again: Last year's Samaritan Award winner branches out | by Allie Cook
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A hand up, a clean sweep: Charities from last year return as Samaritan Award Finalists | by Joshua King
