Your mission needs funding. Know what to do next.

Practical fundraising resources for Christian nonprofits and ministries who need to identify resource partners, communicate their funding needs, and ask for support with confidence.

Choose the help you need now. Work through the tools independently or add personal guidance through an in-person strategy intensive.

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  • The Resource Partner Meeting Kit — $79

    Know what to say, what to bring, and how to ask. Create a meeting brief, one-sheet, and clear invitation, then adapt the presentation and follow-up messages for your conversation.
    Format: Editable PDF workbook and Canva template. Self-guided.

  • The Fundraising Action Plan — $299

    Define the funding goal, prioritize resource partner relationships, and schedule outreach your team can carry out. Track activity, commitments, and payments with a simple weekly review.
    Format: Editable workbook with worksheets, examples, messages, and planning tables. Self-guided.

  • The Fundraising Team Toolkit — $149

    Equip your board, staff, and ministry champions with specific responsibilities, introduction messages, meeting agendas, and a shared action tracker.
    Format: Editable workbook with scripts and team tools. Self-guided.

  • The Complete Fundraising Toolkit — $449

    Bring the plan, meeting materials, and team tools together. Includes all three products and a start-here guide with a suggested implementation sequence.
    Save $78 compared with the $527 total individual price.

  • Fundraising Strategy Intensive — from $1,750

    Bring your funding needs and current obstacles to two 90-minute working sessions. Includes the full toolkit, preparation and materials review, an action summary, and one follow-up support call.

A Kingdom-minded approach to resourcing ministry

Every resource connects practical fundraising skills with Gospel-centered stewardship and generosity principles: listening with discernment, communicating honestly, inviting freely, and following through with integrity.

We use “resource partner” to describe people and organizations that may contribute funding, connections, experience, or other support. The tools you’ll receive keep the financial need clear while helping you recognize the broader relationship and ministry opportunity you have as someone who is a ministry partner inviting others to join you in long-term Kingdom impact.

Questions you may have before you choose …