Community Action Committee
The Community Action Committee (CAC) provides outreach to socially responsible institutions and programs that align with Beacon’s covenance and with a current valid 501c3 designation by supplying funds from Share the Plate and when appropriate to help designated agencies meet their goals.
Share the Plate
~ This Month’s Share the Plate Partner ~
Beacon’s community partner for July – September 2025 is Indigenous Circle of Flagstaff
Beacon will Share the Plate with the Indigenous Circle of Flagstaff for the months of July through September 2025.
The Indigenous Circle of Flagstaff was founded in 2015 as an indigenous-led, community-based intertribal group.
Priorities for the group are
- Show respect for sacred lands. This involves halting the expansion of the Snowbowl area.
- Establish an indigenous community cultural center for local and distant Native nations. The cultural center is to be a place of education and to save the culture.
- Provide for unsheltered and unsafe relatives.
- Conduct an economic contribution study of the indigenous to the community.
The Indigenous thought is “Earth is life.” The planet is not for extraction, waste, or to be destroyed or polluted.
Fifty per cent (50)% of undesignated contributions to the Sunday service offerings will be made to the Indigenous Circle of Flagstaff. Nominations for 501c3 agencies can be made through a form located in the office manager’s office.
50% of undesignated contributions to the Sunday service offerings will be presented to the Literacy Center. Nominations for 501c3 agencies can be made through a form located in the office manager’s office. CAC members are Katy, Susan, and Lynda.