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Assist Global Foundation | ASSISTGlobal A Foundation for the Persecuted We are pleased to partner with Canadian National Christian Foundation (cncf. ca) and the National Christian Foundation (ncfgiving. com) to build a special fund for the persecuted.
This financial tool focuses on funding beachhead initiatives and emergency protocols. Many foundations already exist in humanitarian aid, general evangelism, Christian training, and education but few, if any, focus on strategic care and calling of the persecuted to push Gospel ministry forward. Beachhead Initiatives: Spearhead the deeper national-led roles that are hard to sustain.
The parts that take special supports, focusing on grassroots leaders in dark places. It takes the right network to get support to them and to sustain them but is also very hard to fundraise for because of security issues.
Emergency Protocols: Risk management, safehouses, evacuation, strategic movement, medical emergency, special logistics, etc. Strategic Resettlement : Sponsorship, regional and western resettlement programs, strategic policy and advocacy, faith-based partnerships, etc. Help in the resettlement of persecuted leaders who were forced out because of faith and partner them with western Churches to bring lived-experience and seasoning to reignite the work of church body, and disciple workers for the ministry.
Doing More Strategically: Success comes through collaboration, and a joint force of likeminded organizations. Sharing of information and relationships connects our service to the needs of the persecuted. Based on direct relationships and good intelligence, this ‘system of systems’ approach ensures an effective model is deployed in the field.
The Foundation donors can engage in a way they may not know right now but is part of the world of the persecuted: sustaining and protecting the persecuted so that they can flourish and the Gospel can see disciple multiplication.
With our partnership with CNCF and NCF, you can give in multiple ways, including cash or non-cash assets (securities and mutual funds, RRSP’s and RRIF’s, life insurance proceeds, bequests, other capital holdings). Help build a foundation for the persecuted. We would love to chat more with you concerning your willingness to help us support the persecuted.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations focused on strategic care and calling of the persecuted to advance Gospel ministry, including initiatives for beachhead support, emergency protocols, and strategic resettlement. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
ASSISTGlobal Special Fund for the Persecuted is funded by Assist Global Foundation (in partnership with Canadian National Christian Foundation and National Christian Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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