Investing in leaders and institutions for the long term
We come alongside trusted partners doing consequential work in demanding places, and we care directly for the leaders who serve there.
Pastors and missionaries often carry heavy burdens with no one caring for them. Our pastoral care division offers one-on-one pastoral care, spiritual direction, marriage coaching and leadership counsel, delivered in person and remotely, at no cost to those who receive it.
This work includes care for missionaries serving with One Challenge International.
SHIFT Institute trains pastors and church leaders across Nepal. Founded in 2017, it delivers diploma and bachelor's-level ministry programs, discipleship intensives and short-term leadership workshops as a mobile institute, bringing instruction to leaders in their own communities.
The Foundation supports leadership formation that is rigorous, relational and locally rooted, investing in leaders who carry long-term responsibility for the health of the church in Nepal.
For The One cares for girls who have been rescued from abuse and trafficking, providing safe homes, rehabilitation and education, and runs community development programs among the Chepang people.
Happy Life Mission operates the Jesse Kay Children's Hospital in Nairobi, a faith-based hospital that treated more than 14,000 patients in 2023, alongside its children's home and Christian school.
The Foundation supports this work because healthy families begin with healthy children.
Did Over Should Ministries supports a missionary family serving in Vietnam. The Foundation provides financial support along with advisory services and ministry infrastructure, including communications and donor-management tools.
How we partner
- We prioritize long-term relationships over transactional support.
- We invest in leaders and institutions, not personalities.
- We respect local leadership and cultural context.
- We emphasize formation, accountability and sustainability.
- Every partnership must be consistent with our statement of faith and moral commitments.
The Foundation identifies its partners through existing relationships and does not accept unsolicited grant proposals.
Begin a conversation
Churches, individuals and aligned partners support the Foundation through long-term partnership. If you share our commitment to leadership formation, pastoral care and durable community development, we would welcome the conversation.