Partners & community
It is easy for a developing nonprofit to turn a phone call into a logo on a website. This page states what each relationship actually is, so a funder, a township official or a veteran service organization can trust the rest of the site.
How we describe relationships
Where things stand
The campus sits within Clayton Township, and the Township is part of the planning and regulatory pathway for the project. RRHARTS does not claim Township approval, endorsement, sponsorship or partnership. Government review is a process the project must complete, not a statement of support.
An open-source technical and reference resource that RRHARTS draws on in thinking about sustainable community design. This is not a formal partnership, and One Community Global should not be described as an RRHARTS partner.
RRHARTS has developed veteran-community outreach and partnership concepts with veteran service organizations. No endorsement is claimed and no logos are displayed; that would require permission and a documented agreement.
Conversations relating to veteran-community collaboration. RRHARTS does not describe this as a formal partnership.
RRHARTS currently lists no formal partners. When a documented partnership exists, it will be named here as one — and not before.
Working together
RRHARTS welcomes conversations with community organizations, veteran-serving organizations, educators, agricultural organizations, skilled professionals, accessibility advocates, funders and public entities where missions align.
