Interfaith Youth Core Rebrands as Interfaith America to Expand Mission to Build Civic Bridges and Help Heal our Nation
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CHICAGO, May 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) today announced its official rebrand to Interfaith America, the next step in the organization's mission to build bridges of greater understanding and cooperation between people of different faiths, worldviews, and traditions. Supported by a diverse set of philanthropic organizations, including a $6M gift from Mackenzie Scott, Interfaith America will serve as the premier interfaith organization in the United States. Founded in 2002, Interfaith America will be celebrating its 20 years of bridge-building work throughout this year.
Key Points:
- The goal of Interfaith America the organization is to help build Interfaith America the nation."
- Interfaith America celebrates America's religious diversity to achieve a truly pluralistic society, to improve civic society, and advance shared goals.
- For more information, please visit their new website and follow Interfaith America on Twitter , Facebook , Instagram , and LinkedIn .
- Interfaith America also recently released a new video "We Need to Build an Interfaith America," where Patel outlines a vision for the next chapter of this organization.