Faith-based community organizing is a method of working with faith communities to address the problems and concerns of their communities, and in turn, vitalize and strengthen the life of congregations. At the center of PICO’s model of faith-based community organizing is a belief in the potential for transformation – of people, institutions, and our larger culture. Click here to watch a video about the PICO organizing model.
L.A. Voice, PICO National Network, March 8, 2010
Contra Costa Interfaith Supporting Community Organization (CCISCO), PICO National Network, February 24, 2010
PICO California is made up of 20 independent non-profit organizations made up of religious congregations, schools and neighborhood institutions representing 350 congregations and 450,000 families across the state affiliated to the PICO National Network.
Organizing is more than just a job; it is a vocation. If you feel that you're being called to this work, we invite you to explore PICO's outreach and recruitment site.
See how PICO changes lives, strengthens families and revitalizes communities across the country.
