Community Partnership with CARE
CARE (College Athletes for Respect and Equality) is a social justice initiative launched by Davidson College basketball player Kellan Grady in conjunction with the Maimonides Institute for Medicine, Ethics and the Holocaust as part of their Generations of Change Initiative.
The Mission
Eva Mozes Kor, MIMEH's Founding Director Stacy Gallin, Kellan Grady
Origin
It all begins with an idea. Kellan first met the folks at MIMEH in the summer of 2018, when MIMEH organized a trip to Auschwitz with Holocaust survivor Eva Mozes Kor. During that trip, they had the opportunity to witness firsthand Kellan's commitment to the importance of respecting the basic human dignity of all individuals regardless of their race, religion or background and ensuring that our differences do not divide us, but rather unite us. Since that time, Kellan has continued to use his platform as a college athlete to fight for causes that matter to him and to try and make the world a better place. MIMEH has collaborated with Kellan on numerous occasions since then. They are proud to launch the CARE Initiative alongside him with the goal of responding to current events in society that threaten the core ideals of equality, justice, tolerance and dignity for all.
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Get Involved
The mission of the CARE Initiative is to raise awareness about systemic racial injustice to create change and promote human dignity and equality by educating and empowering the next generation. The link below provides direct access to the donations page for CARE.
GreenLyte Group has joined forces with CARE as a community partner to further its mission and empower the spread of CARE’s message to collegiate athletes, ex-athletes, and non-athletes, alike. Our goal is to support their organization through donations and volunteering our time to promote a culture of inclusiveness and respect in all aspects of life.