Church-Based Community Transformation
Emergency Relief
When disaster strikes, we are there in Jesus’ name to provide
emergency relief and comfort to victims of natural and manmade disasters
Helping people in crisis
When conflict and disaster arise, the poor are usually the hardest hit: 69% of all people killed by disasters around the world live in poverty.
Without social and public safety nets, people can be left with nothing and have to rebuild their lives from scratch.
On the foundation of faith that God will one day make all things new, we work to follow Jesus’ call and help the most vulnerable affected by the disaster. This includes:
- Rushing aid to meet immediate needs, such as food, water, shelter, sanitation and medical care.
- Carefully designing projects that aid in long-term recovery.
Over the
last 2 years
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people in South Sudan received critical food and water
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people received life-saving support during the Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia
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people received emergency food in the aftermath of Cyclone Idai in Africa
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What sets us apart
Our network of partners allows us to respond to emergencies and provide relief practically anywhere across the globe.
We don’t just leave after the immediate crisis but ensure that survivors are on a path to recovery.
Through our partnerships, we can often multiply your donation 2X, 3X, or even 4X.
We subscribe to the highest level of accountability standards, ensuring that your donation is received by those who need it most.
We proactively seek to identify the most vulnerable and provide emergency care.
Emergency Response Partners
Other Areas of Focus
Conservation Agriculture
Farmers learn how to double, triple, or even quadruple their crops to eat and sell.
Village Savings Groups
We help families grow their savings, build new businesses, and lift themselves out poverty.
Sexual & Gender Based Violence Recovery
Working together with the local church, our prayer is that women will see themselves through the eyes
of Jesus.
Creation Care
We work with churches and communities to restore our broken relationship with creation.
