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During his fieldwork and research at the American Enterprise Institute, Robert L. Woodson, Sr., noticed the impact grassroots organizations were having on low-income neighborhoods throughout the country. In response, he founded the National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise (now known as the Woodson Center) to replicate the successful strategies and methods he observed.
Out of that came his book, "Lessons From the Least of These," in which he mapped out 10 “Principles of Neighborhood Enterprise.” Each closely aligns with True Charity’s values and philosophy — especially the value we place on subsidiarity, i.e., those closest to the problem are best-equipped to solve it.
We're grateful for pioneers like Robert Woodson, fighting to make subsidiarity the norm across the nation. Thank you for having both a heart and a mind for the poor, Robert Woodson.
Read more about his book at truecharity.us/book-review-of-lessons-from-the-least-of-these.
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