3...2...1 Impact

The impact of being open and available and persevering no matter what

By May 18, 2021August 4th, 2026No Comments

3  Points to Ponder

  1. “When I went all in to follow my dream, all I heard was “Be available.” Great conversations started to happen because of my bold leap and being available to share it with others. How available are you, really?”
  2. “It is our scars the world needs to see, as it is those that make us human and allows others into our world. Others gain permission to share their own story when they recognize the scars on people they trust.”
  3. “Without white space in our lives, positive or negative actions don’t have time to close the needed feedback loop of habit. Learning does not take place. Are you building in adequate reflection time to close the feedback loop of habit in your life to learn from your actions?”

2 Quotes to Share

“You were made on purpose for a purpose. Your story is as unique as your thumbprint.” – Jen Browne & Jen Webster

“Books for mindset. Quiet time to think for strategy. Conversations with successful peers for tactics.” – James Clear

1 Story of Impact

I met Daniel Joslin in 2019, as he was a gate guard on our campus. He stood out because he was handicapped and we don’t typically have handicapped gate guards. As I learned from him, he became handicapped because of a sickness in 2012. Through this, he seemed to have lost everything. But, Daniel persevered, as in his words, he didn’t want “to be a zero.”

He was the recipient of a Mobility Cart from Many Hands for Haiti and through this, was able to start gardening. With some money, he started to go back to school and opportunities started to come his way. Now, he has land and is farming every week, has a job as a weekend gate guard with Many Hands, teaches other people like him how to garden using raised garden beds, and attends school to learn more. He is an inspiration to us all. To learn more, watch his story here.

As the Founder and CEO of Many Hands, Tim Brand leads a global movement dedicated to the belief that transformation happens when people choose to be Love in Action in a broken world. Over the last decade, he has transitioned Many Hands from a grassroots start-up into a high-impact international non-profit with a $9.0 million annual operating budget. Operating across Haiti and The Bahamas, his strategy moves beyond traditional relief. Tim focuses on building the relational and physical infrastructure required for communities to shift from dependency to dignity. Today, these programs touch over 25,000 lives annually. Tim centers his daily work on professionalizing this passion by ensuring radical financial integrity, developing resilient five-year strategic plans, and fostering the exact partnerships necessary to solve complex problems in volatile environments. Under his guidance in 2026, the organization is actively pursuing the audacious goal of delivering over 5 million meals to communities facing catastrophic hunger. Known as a giver and a doer, Tim believes that God uses imperfect people and strategic discipline to bring shalom to chaos. Whether he is leading an Impact trip on the ground, overseeing a multi-million dollar construction project, or developing the Board of Directors, his ultimate mission remains unchanged: to restore what is broken and prove that no place and no person is a lost cause.

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