Community resources — Investments in a community like education, technology, or physical infrastructure do not necessarily support a defined goal (as they would in an organization) but enrich the “soil” where people can cultivate greater knowledge, values, wellbeing, and progress.
Education — Education can be slower-moving than other flows of information, but over time it’s perhaps the most powerful. By giving children and adults the foundation of strong educational resources (with no agenda beyond the quest for knowledge and understanding), we give people the tools to actualize themselves and their contributions.
Arts & culture in communities — The arts enrich community life by creating shared experiences that foster connection, celebrate diversity, and reflect collective values. Culture strengthens a community’s identity and resilience. (Also see: Content creation → The arts)