The employees of the non-profit will live and serve in a designated multi-cultural community and will engage community members in various activities such as community suppers, fundraising drives for other non-profits (solely for the purpose of bringing the community members together in a cooperation activity), bible studies in homes, food bank volunteering, children playgroups, specialized church activity such as English Language teaching, and other activities that will engage a variety of cultural groups to work together in the community. Many of the activities will be joint with local churches. The activity is conducted by employees (builders) in the local communities (initially Duluth, Georgia) and all of the employee time will be allocated to leading the activities. Further, all of the expenses will be dedicated to paying the employees/builders and the activities' expenses. The activities are funded by contributions from individuals, local churches, and other foundations.