Pioneer Bible Translators, on a transformative mission, targets the least-reached groups through Bible translation, church planting, and discipleship, prioritizing marginalized communities, hard-to-access regions, and the Deaf, aiming for 300 completed projects by 2050. Since 1976, they've undertaken 123 language projects in 30 countries, impacting 189 million language speakers with 5 published Bibles and 24 New Testaments. Join their effort to make God's Word accessible to all!

Mansfield Mission Center, founded as Wesley Mission Center in 1979 and operating independently since 2013, serves thousands annually with 20 employees and numerous volunteers. Supported by diverse funding sources, they partner with YMCA Arlington-Mansfield to expand holistic health resources and continuously grow their programs and facilities to meet community needs, guided by their mission to empower individuals and demonstrate Christ's love, vision for a flourishing community, and values of integrity, collaboration, and compassion.

Passionate about helping people, HIM Center is more than just a food bank. In 2022, we served 215,000 people with 10 million pounds of food, thanks to partnerships with Frito-Lay, Wal-Mart, and others. Our reach extends to 100+ churches and nonprofits in North Texas. Collaborating with schools and organizations, we support backpack programs and more. During the holidays, we provided Thanksgiving meals to 2,500 families and Christmas meals/toys to 500 families. Join us in making a difference!

Discover Aspendale Mountain Retreat Center: 123 acres of beauty just 5 miles outside Cloudcroft since 1958.  Odyssey Ropes Course, camping, RVs, and more for 63 years of memorable experiences. Located 9,000 ft high in the Sacramento Mountains, Aspendale is a nature lover's paradise, just 4 miles south of Cloudcroft.  Faith-Centric: As a Christian organization, Aspendale aims to share the gospel, strengthen the body of Christ through education, worship, and recreational activities. Join us for a spiritual journey in the southwest!

In 2004, a small group from DC visited Zimbabwe, witnessing desperate needs like poverty, starvation, and crumbling facilities. Instead of just seeing problems, they found resilient people ready for change. Buy a Brick addressed immediate needs like schools, teachers' quarters, toilets, and bathhouses. Their long-term commitment included 16 trips, distributing supplies, building structures, and empowering locals. Buy a Brick assisted in starting businesses, creating a positive environment. From taxi cab companies to chicken farms and women-run fabric supply businesses, they're fostering self-sustainability.

Allies in Youth Development: Founded after a 2011 UT Arlington study abroad trip, Allies empowers orphans in 61 countries through mentoring, life skills, and holistic support. Allies collaborates with area leaders and in-country volunteers who visit orphanages to make a lasting impact on the lives of vulnerable children around the world by showing them God's love and giving them the support they need for a brighter future.  Join us in fostering success in education and life!

This is Victor on the left. He shared an amazing story today about how God has changed his life. Unfortunately he was in an accident two weeks ago and his car was totaled. One of our mission partners stepped in and blessed this new Christian with a truck. Victor gave all thanks to our God. Thank you to Why Not Bless for all you do!

Founded by Dr. William Scott, GTi Hope boasts a proven track record with over 60 years of ministry experience. Indigenous leadership, mentored by Dr. Scott, runs the organization, working exclusively with accountable local partners. Donations fuel self-sustaining ministries, including education, ethics classes, and income-generating enterprises. The key to our success lies in our indigenous strategy,… See more

First Priority of America is dedicated to empowering Christian students to legally form clubs on public school campuses, allowing them to share the gospel with their peers. The organization emphasizes the importance of finding eternal hope in a relationship with Christ. Students, supported by church-approved youth workers, initiate Christian clubs under the 1984 Equal Access Act. The success of First Priority is closely tied to the local church, involving students, youth pastors, and faculty sponsors from congregations.