
Group Identity Statements
What if your organization had a mission statement that resonated so viscerally with your constituency that donors, investors, and workers alike were motivated by its meaning and magnetically pulled toward success?
Identity Statements help organizations, non-profits and churches accomplish their vision.

Mission Statement
A Mission Statement defines the work the entity is responsible to carry out.
It answers the fundamental question: “Why should this organization exist at all?” When that question goesunanswered, the organization drifts—and eventually loses its way.

Vision Statement
A Vision Statement describes the changed world you want to see that results from the entity’s work.
It directs the entity outward, steering it toward service to others rather than preoccupation with itself.

Why Statement
A Why Statement makes explicit the core belief that orients the organization’s mission and vision.
It gives the entity an internal coherence grounded in belief, not consensus or convenience. Belief produces confidence that holds when mission faithfulness becomes costly.

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