The Neighboring Movement —born and thriving in Wichita, KS—is on a mission to turn ordinary neighborhoods into extraordinary communities. How? By discovering, connecting, and mobilizing the gifts of the people who already live there. They believe that when you know your neighbors—and actually like them—a culture of scarcity can be flipped into a culture of abundance, filled with joy, friendship, and shared resources. Instead of starting with city hall, they begin at the front porch. Right now, they’re especially focused on individuals and church congregations, but they’ve got bigger plans brewing. This summer marks the launch of We Care ICT —a bold step in their brand-new “theory of change” that starts in Wichita but is designed to spread to cities everywhere. Here’s the idea: give out hundreds of free We Care yard and door signs to anyone in Wichita who wants to make kindness impossible to miss. These aren’t just pretty signs—they’re conversation starters, neighborhood beacons,...