DWO partners with:

• Association of Independent Ministries (AIM) / Newlight Church -Dr. IV Hilliard
• L.A. Dream Center -Pastor Matthew Barnett and Pastor Tommy Barnett
• Hope International -Kurt and Debbie Holthus
and others.

• Angel Food ministries at DWO is a food relief and assistance program, providing families an opprotunity to double their food dollar ($65.00 of food for $30.00.)
• Many Detroit area families have depended on Angel food during these tough times
• There are no membership or home location restrictions for enrollment
• For information or enrollment, please call Ms. Sharmayne Ivey at: 313.255.2222 or 313.794.5142, or go to the link at: dwo.org

• TLAB is an accelerated learning center for youth grades Kindergarten through twelfth grade.
• TLAB is a focused program of Detroit World Outreach (DWO) under the direction of Dr. Clarence Nixon, Jr.
• The academic goal for students is to successfully complete 3 academic course loads (or grades) of math, reading, writing and language each year.
• Many students advance 2-3 grade levels in one year of concentrated time in the TLAB. Therefore, at the completion of one year, 2nd grade students will be expected to operate at 5th grade level in math, reading, writing and language.
• With an overall involvement target of 400 students, the TLAB center at Detroit World Outreach was officially opened on November 18, 2010.

• LSEA is a quarterly food distribution program serviced by Detroit World Outreach in collaboration with Harvest Christian Ministries and the Detroit Partnership.
• Churches receive food in seasonal portions to distribute through their pantries in conjunction with Gospel outreach. DWO handled and distributed 120,000 lbs of food in Detroit in 2010.

• Evangelism/Ministry
• Construction
• Mobile Clinic
• Surgery Teams
• Medical, and educational supplies
• and durable goods to the people of the Dominican Republic and Haiti.

• The DWO Korean Church ministers to Korean and English speaking Koreans in the Detroit Area in the 9562 Telegraph road building at Detroit World Outreach.
• Pastor Jun Ha Park and Elder Casey Ko, with the assistance of an awesome congregation, hold services, outreaches and community dinners for outreach and expansion. Volunteers attend services, help with literature and dinners, and assist with special events.

• One Sight is a family of charitable programs dedicated to improving vision through outreach, research and education.
• Since 1988, One Sight has helped millions see their world more clearly and has donated millions of dollars to support research and education.
• One Sight operates at DWO through the donation of used eyeglasses recycled, transported and distributed to those without in third world countries.
• You can donate used eyeglasses weekly to the member services table in the lobby. One sight will pick them up.

• The Los Angeles Dream Center is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization located in Echo Park, California, that provides social services and outreach programs designed to meet physical, spiritual, and long-term needs of those on the streets of Los Angeles, California.
• Founded in 1994 by Pastors Matthew and Tommy Barnet, and now housed in the Queen of Angels Hospital, The LADC utilizes volunteers to assist in outreach ministries and programs working with substance abuse, hunger, health care, chronic homelessness, residential recovery programs for men, women and teens, and poverty that exists in the inner-city of Los Angeles.
• DWO volunteers assist in these programs and outreaches along with participating in the discipleship internship and Master’s Commission program, “The Movement”.
• For more information please go online at dreamcenter.org or email us at: missionspossible@dwo.org.

• DWO is one of 24 churches that has joined suburban and urban partnerships, who since 2006, have served as the focus of The Detroit Partnership.
• The Detroit Partnership, overseen by the Institute for Black Family Development, started linking volunteers, money, services and in-kind contributions on September 1, 2006.

1. Detroit World Outreach services to distribute over 80,000 lbs of food in collaboration with Convoy of Hope to the 24 church Participants in the annual Lovefest outreaches. 15,000 people are being touched each year;


2. More than 800 people have verbalized a belief in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior through Love Fest on 9-12 sites throughout the city.


3. Leadership In The Local Church course have trained 50 coordinators from churches and Christian organizations;


4. 24 city and suburban churches and Christian organizations have developed teams to deliver services in 12 neighborhoods;


5. Over 2,500 volunteers have been recruited from the African American, Caucasian and Hispanic communities;


6. We have logged more than 36,000 volunteer hours for training, networking and serving children, youth and families in 12 neighborhoods in Detroit, MI and Winston- Salem, NC;


7. $675,150.00 dollars of in-kind wages have been contributed towards programs


8. 24 partners have provided $85,000.00 dollars in cash contributions for programs;


9. 15 partners have provided $500,000.00 dollars worth of in-kind contributions regarding food, goods, products, books, training materials and supplies for programs