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Matt & Shelley Actis

HOPE58

Matt & Shelley Actis are full time missionaries living in Uganda who used to attend New Hope. HOPE58 is currently building a Training and Equipping Ministry center in rural Eastern Uganda to better serve the communities. Hope58 equips vulnerable teenage girls who have dropped out of elementary school. These girls are given a second chance at life through New Life Skills centers, where they are loved, discipled, and trained in a skill such as sewing or hairdressing.

Support Designation: Missions - UWM Agency (Actis) to provide general missionary support
Support Designation: Hope 58 (Actis Bldg Fund) to support the new HOPE58 Building Program

Mike Cousineau

1040i

Mike Cousineau and the 1040 Initiative is a nonprofit that exists to provide life-changing essentials to impoverished communities in Côte d'Ivoire and Morocco. Their work centers around education, health care, and safe drinking water to those who would otherwise go without.
Since 2010, 1040i supporters have impacted more than 38,000 lives in Africa.

Main Giving: Missions - 1040i Initiative
Nionan Kids: Missions-1040 Initiative- Nionan

Rebekah Slick &
TIKVA

TIKVA's missionary work in Medellín, led by Rebekah Slick, is focused on providing aid and spiritual support to both Venezuelan migrants and locals. The initiatives undertaken by the organization include healthcare, spiritual guidance, community gatherings in Sala TIKVA, outreach to sex workers, and support for children in need. With the help of volunteers, churches, and potentially the UN, Rebekah aims to expand her mission and demonstrate her unwavering faith and commitment to the community.

Designation: Missions - Rebekah Slick

Crooked Tree

Crooked Tree Ministries engages in philanthropic activities within the economically challenged regions of Belize, Central America. They distribute food packages to single mothers and elderly individuals, manage a small Christian preschool, and run a computer learning center to assist students who require computer access to advance their education. To be eligible for the food assistance program, families must participate in one of the ministry's Bible study groups or be consistent attendees at one of the local village churches. Additionally, their men's Bible study group, known as Samaritan Builders, dedicates one Saturday each month to offering free home repair services for those in need. Importantly, no portion of the donations is allocated to expenses or salaries in the United States; every dollar contributed is directly used for operational costs in Belize.

Designation: Missions - Crooked Tree

New Hope Student Missions

New Hope Commuity Church

Each year, our Student Ministries program takes a trip to Mexico to partner with local organizations and ministries to make a positive impact in the community. This trip allows our students to gain valuable leadership skills, cultural awareness, and a deeper understanding of their faith. By donating to our giving area that supports our Student Ministries program and specifically their annual trip to Mexico, you are helping to create transformative experiences for our students that will have a lasting impact on their lives and the communities they serve.

Designation: Missions - Youth Missions

Saving Grace World Missions

Saving Grace World Missions (SGWM) is a vibrant faith-based organization dedicated to spreading the Christian Gospel and serving communities in need across the USA, Africa, Asia, and Mexico. With a strong emphasis on church planting, encouraging spiritual growth, and fostering global partnerships, SGWM embodies a spirit of unity and purpose in their diverse missions. Their heartfelt approach welcomes all who seek to contribute to their humanitarian and spiritual endeavors, offering a warm and inclusive environment for anyone looking to explore or deepen their faith journey.

WellBeing

The WellBeing Congo mission is deeply committed to empowering the people of the Congo, particularly through the drilling of 200 water wells in the Kasongo-Lunda district. By providing access to clean water to approximately 500,000 people out of a population of 1.4 million, the organization seeks not only to meet a basic human need but also to unlock the vast potential within these communities. Rooted in Christian faith, WellBeing Congo is driven by the belief that with Christ, all things are possible, advocating for change, hope, and an abundant future for women, children, and the entire community. Their mission is encapsulated by a powerful message of speaking out for the voiceless and defending the needy and the poor, aligning with Proverbs 31:8-9, which calls for righteousness and support for the vulnerable.