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To facilitate change and advance the lives of marginalized women and children, by enabling them to meet essential needs common to all humankind.

WEC exists for three reasons:REACH PEOPLE: by sharing Sharing Jesus among people groups that have little or no access to the gospel.PLANT CHURCHES: Gathering individuals who believe in Him into faith communities where they can "taste and see," and know the joy of following Christ MOBILIZE FOR MISSIONS: Mobilizing missionaries, and motivating and empowering churches, including the ones we plant, to obey Jesus’ mandate to make disciples of all nations FOR ONE IMPORTANT REASON: To help fill the world with people who know the triune God, worship Him, obey Him, honor Him and please Him with the totality of their lives

Freedom a la Cart empowers survivors of human trafficking to build a new life of freedom and self-sufficiency.

Our mission is to connect people in the US with global movements that defend land, territory, water, food, seeds, and the earth. Together, we address the root causes of injustice and oppression, and build alternatives that nurture human rights, ecological justice, and liberation. We do this through grantmaking, social action, and philanthropic leadership.

Motivated by our faith in Jesus Christ, we provide ongoing help and guidance to the poorest and neediest people of Nicaragua in four ways: Education Community Development Health Care Vocational Training

In response to the biblical call to care for orphans and widows in their distress, the mission of Agathos is to foster economic life in impoverished communities.

YouthCompass seeks to address the unique needs of internationally mobile teens by providing caring adult role models who assist them in navigating life. Through regular events, service projects and open dialog on faith and belief, we give students the opportunity to belong and to grow: a fun community to be who they are and the chance to determine who they want to be.

EarthSpark expands access to high-quality energy solutions in off-grid areas of Haiti.

Our mission is to provide technical, financial and intellectual support, assistance, and training to projects and organizations focused on bringing sustainable energy technologies to communities across the developing world. Critically, access to an affordable, distributed, renewable form of energy generation can improve productivity and quality of life in rural villages, clinics, schools, and organizations without increasing their carbon footprints. We are focused on the development of a solar technology that can be locally customized, manufactured, and distributed to local economies and provide local jobs while extending energy access beyond the traditional electricity grid.

Equipping refugees & SIVs with the skills and network needed to thrive- not just to survive- as new Americans.

IWEN is a non-profit, registered charity, directed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Since 2005 IWEN has provided 758 educational scholarships for females in rural Nepal and Katmandu Valley through the generosity of IWEN sponsors. As well, IWEN works with immigrant women in the Okanagan Valley to provide community support and training. IWEN has two Nepalese partners that are registered Non-Government Organizations [NGOs] with the Nepal Ministry of Women and Children. These partners fall under the Social Welfare Council which monitors all NGOs' activities.

The main focus of our impact can be found working with children, specifically orphans and also the elderly. We are involved in Central Asia, Ukraine, Haiti and Guatemala. At PI we facilitate teams going to these places, we also lead 4-6 teams a year ourselves. We have many opportunities to speak to groups whether it be in churches, business gatherings etc. to bring a challenge to live a life of "everyday philanthropy". At PI we believe that true philanthropy is not an event but a lifestyle. We also support financially 23 workers in orphanages in Central Asia. PI has also sent teams to these orphanages and supported projects there also.