Recognition for Holistic Urgent Recovery Teams (HURT)

On Jan 19th 2012, Maricopa County of Public Health awarded HURT a Certificate of Recognition for its efforts to spread emergency preparedness awareness and training the community to be prepared for the first 72 hours of an emergency.

My Life in March 2012

MY LIFE (Magellan Youth Leaders Inspiring Future Empowerment) will have its yearly event featuring live music, performances, art, games and a variety of organizations offering inspiration, resources and services. MY LIFE is aimed at raising awareness about issues related mental health, substance abuse and foster care that youth and young adults face.

TFC makes it to The State Press

ASU newspaper The State Press took notice of TFC's regular park clean up and covered our activities in their newspaper. This month, TFC went about its regular schedule to clean the Hudson Park. TFC was joined by Tempe Metropolitan Church (TMC) who have been helping TFC clean Hudson Park since October 2011. After cleaning, there was BBQ and sports where people from the neighborhood joined in.

CRUSH birthed at Arizona Collegiate High School

CRUSH movement is now expanded to Arizona Collegiate High School (ACHS). TFC will go to ACHS once every two weeks to mobilize the student community there with servant leadership. It is hoped that through this program the students will become more aware of the community around them and how they can play a role in helping out.

Pastor Yoo talks about "Relational Inspiration for Lifestyle Servant Leadership" .

The Fall Forward Leadership Conference was held at ASU on Oct 15th, 2011. Pastor Sanghoon Yoo talked about how relationship building is a key part of servant leadership. He presented the servant leadership lifestyle followed at TFC which is based on building sincere relationships, mentoring and multi-cultural sensitivity.

Pastor Yoo with Tempe mayor Hugh Hallman being presented the HURT Proclamation.

City of Tempe, Mayor Hugh Hallman presented the HURT proclaimation at a gathering in City Hall to Pastor Sanghoon Yoo and Chaplain Jon MacHatton from CARE INC. This proclaimation was a way for the Mayor to show his passion for the cause of emergency preparedness. Also present were Fire and Police Chiefs...

COMPEF Network was activated to help out at a Mobile Home Park.

On Saturday, July 2, 2011 a fire broke out at a Mobile Home Park in Tempe. Fire and Police departments rushed to put out the fire and salvage the property. The fire broke out in the Manager's Mobile Home, which also housed the electricity grid for the entire Mobile Park. Due to the fire, the entire community was left without electricity on the hottest day of the year. COMPEF network was set in motion by the Mike Reichling from the Fire department...