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Historical Documents |
When President George W. Bush signed the executive order establishing the Faith-Based and Community Initiative (FBCI) on January 29, 2001, he was acting on one of the cornerstone promises of his new Administration: to conduct a broad and targeted effort to help Americans rally to the aid of their neighbors in need. Since that first action, there have been many occasions to highlight government policies and activities that have made this promise a reality.
Fact Sheets on Key Actions Related to the FBCI
02/25/08 - The Quiet Revolution: A Seven-Year Progress Report
01/23/04 - Seeking Fair Treatment for Faith-Based and Community Charities
03/09/06 - Compassion in Action: Producing Real Results for Americans Most in Need
08/03/04 - Compassion for Americans in Need
01/22/04 - The State of the Union: Building a Better and More Compassionate America for All
09/22/03 - White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives
12/12/02 - Progress for the President's Compassion Agenda
06/2001 - President’s Faith-Based and Community Initiative Wins Key Endorsements
Fact Sheets on How the FBCI Has Impacted HIV/AIDS in the United States and Abroad
02/14/08 - U.S. Africa Policy: An Unparalleled Partnership Strengthening Democracy, Overcoming Poverty, and Saving Lives
02/01/06 - Continuing the Fight against HIV/AIDS in America
06/23/04 - Extending and Improving the Lives of Those Living with HIV/AIDS
01/29/03 - The President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief
Fact Sheets on How the FBCI Can Help Prisoners Effectively Reintegrate Into the Community
01/23/04 - Protecting Communities by Helping Returning Inmates Find Work
04/09/08 - President Bush Signs Second Chance Act of 2007
Fact Sheets on More Needs Addressed by the President Through the FBCI
02/02/05 - Helping America's Youth
07/23/04 - Encouraging Minority Ownership
07/16/04 - Human Trafficking: A Modern Form of Slavery
01/30/03 - Providing Help to American’s Struggling with Addictions
More fact sheets related to the FBCI
Recent press releases related to the FBCI
