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To Radically Love & Help One Another 

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Reflecting the radical love of Jesus through our work with refugee families, senior citizens, and children.

Founded in May 2021, Radical Love works to build relationships that make our community stronger. We have become a trusted friend to 400+ resettled refugee neighbors and connect these neighbors to helpful resources in our community. Through our partnerships with 19 schools and housing complexes, we help meet the needs of children, families, and older persons.

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Radical Love

To be a community that reflects the radical love of Jesus by loving and helping one another.

Celebration of Community Fundraiser

SAVE THE DATE:
August 7, 2026 Acquaviva Winery, Maple Park
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Our Story

Founded in May 2021, Radical Love works to build relationships that make our community stronger. We have become a trusted friend to 400+ resettled refugee neighbors and connect these neighbors to helpful resources in our community. Through our partnerships with 19 schools and housing complexes, we help meet the needs of children, families, and older persons.
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Friendship & Learning Program

This is our biggest program, working alongside refugee neighbors in the summer (and then meet-ups throughout the year). Adults and kids of all ages are included.
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Our Work With Senior Citizens

Working alongside a senior living facility, Radical Love provides volunteers and assistance to bring joy and community to our elderly neighbors.
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Our Work With Children

We partner with local schools and housing complexes to bring needed food, books, winter gear, Halloween costumes and school supplies.
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Your donation directly impacts local children, refugee families and senior neighbors. All donations are tax-deductible. It's fast, simple and a powerful way to make an impact in our community.
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Stories of Love

Impact Highlights

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Priscila's Story

Priscilla’s journey from Zambia to the U.S. and how Radical Love has empowered her to give back as an African Outreach Coordinator.

Natalie's Story

They fled Ukraine with 5 children ages 10 and under (and she was 9 months pregnant with baby #6). Their van was a bombing target as they crossed the country to escape. Now she serves as Radical Love’s Outreach Coordinator, helping new neighbors from Ukraine and Russia become part of our community.

Out of a Refugee Camp in Thailand

Our neighbors Perkaw and ChiChi’s journey from a refugee camp in Thailand to Aurora, IL and how Radical Love has played a role.

Our Impact

“Community” is a beautiful gift from God, and we each play a role in making it better.

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“I made a new friend this summer. She helped me learn English too.”
– Paw (Burma)
– Paw (Burma)
“I was reminded what joy it is to be part of something so good.”
– Nita (USA)
– Nita (USA)
“I wish we had more time together!”
– Maria (Central America)
– Maria (Central America)
“It’s a good place to be and learn a lot with great people.”
– Wah (Thailand)
– Wah (Thailand)
“The people here are so kind.”
– Maria (Congo)
– Maria (Congo)
“Radical Love is a beautiful organization for all members of our family to serve and help our neighbors.”
– Alyssa (USA)
– Alyssa (USA)
“I loved being able to meet people in the medical field on Career Day.”
– SueSue (Thailand)
– SueSue (Thailand)
“I loved spending time getting to know the same friend each week.”
– Nadine (South Africa)
– Nadine (South Africa)
“Connecting with other people is so good for mental health.”
– Chi (Vietnam)
– Chi (Vietnam)
“I learned to love more and care, no matter what situation you are in.”
– Eh (Thailand)
– Eh (Thailand)
“My favorite part was friendship.”
– Ka (Burma)
– Ka (Burma)
“Radical Love opened my mind and most importantly, my heart.”
– Abby (USA)
– Abby (USA)
“I was reminded how similar we all are.”
– Erin (USA)
– Erin (USA)
“Seeing the joy at the beach was the best part!”
– Amy (USA)
– Amy (USA)
“It’s a happy place where people care about each other and want the best for each other.”
– Ruth (USA)
– Ruth (USA)
“Helping put together all of the supplies was really cool,”
- Mark, age 11
- Mark, age 11
“We have so many students coming to the guidance office, waiting to talk with someone. While they wait, they receive a bag with uplifting and encouraging messages and a snack inside. It’s a small thing, but it means so much to our students.”
– Amy, Community Outreach Coordinator in local school district
“He had never been on a bus, he loves his new shoes and clothes, and his new friends teaching him English. I have never seen him so happy!”
– Lynn, local resident services coordinator, speaking of a resettled refugee who attended our program

"Be devoted to one another in brotherly love.
Honor one another above yourself."

- Romans 12:10