Frequently Asked Questions

The Global Generosity Alliance (GGA) is a collective impact alliance of Kingdom-minded organizations united around one mission: advancing the Great Commission through biblical generosity. GGA is not a fundraising tool — it is a prayer-rooted, collaborative framework for long-term Kingdom transformation.

[Followers of Jesus often lack a deep understanding of biblical generosity. This creates a discipleship gap — and ultimately, slows the fulfillment of the Great Commission. GGA exists to help close this gap by uniting Kingdom-minded organizations around a shared vision: generous disciples, mobilized local communities, and the advancement of the Great Commission.]

[Biblical generosity is the faithful practice and promotion of Jesus' teachings on possessions, lifestyle, and giving. It is not merely the transfer of money — it is a discipleship outcome that shapes how followers of Jesus hold what God has entrusted to them.]

We envision a global movement of generous disciples, where local communities are mobilized to advance the Great Commission. When generosity is fully unleashed, Kingdom resources multiply, discipleship deepens, and local communities thrive with reduced dependency on foreign funding.

Collective Impact is a globally proven framework for collaborative transformation. It brings together organizations around a common agenda, shared measurement, mutually reinforcing activities, continuous communication, and dedicated backbone support. GGA applies this model — anchored in prayer and theological conviction — to address biblical generosity as a long-horizon discipleship challenge that no single organization can solve alone.

The Six Essentials are: Foundational Prayer, Common Agenda, Shared Measurement, Open & Continuous Communication, Mutually Reinforcing Activities, and Backbone Support. Together they form the operational framework that keeps the alliance aligned, accountable, and moving forward over the long term. You can read each one in depth on our Our Approach page.

No. GGA is not a fundraising tool, a one-size-fits-all program, or a short-term campaign. It is a prayer-rooted, collaborative framework that unites diverse organizations for long-term Kingdom transformation through biblical generosity.

GGA measures success through shared measurement systems that track progress toward the mission, ensure accountability across partners, and surface alignment gaps early. Measurement is not an annual review but an ongoing rhythm that keeps the alliance from drifting.

GGA is guided by seven values: Prayer, Trust, Generosity, Accountability, Unity, Excellence, and Love. These aren't aspirational labels — they shape every decision the alliance makes. You can read each value in depth on our About page.

[Prayer is not the prelude to the work — it is the work. Every initiative within the alliance begins, continues, and ends in prayer. We believe the outcome of this movement belongs to God, and our role is faithful obedience in alignment with His will.]

[Unity is one of GGA's core values: we stay at the table. Disagreement doesn't mean disengagement. The alliance is built on trust, ongoing communication, and the shared commitment to remaining in relationship even when the work is hard.]

The simplest first step is a conversation. Reach out via our Contact page and one of our representatives will get back to you to explore alignment, fit, and what collaboration could look like for your context.

Potential partners include Kingdom-minded leaders, churches, ministries, disciple-makers, and catalytic investors who share the vision of advancing the Great Commission through biblical generosity. The alliance is currently four founding organizations, but it is not closed.

Three other pathways are open to anyone aligned with the vision: pray for the movement, share it with others in your network, or simply stay in touch through our prayer commitment list. Visit our Get Involved page for each option.

[GGA is not a fundraising organization. Donations to specific generosity initiatives are typically directed through the four founding member organizations, each of which has its own giving infrastructure. If you are exploring catalytic investment in this movement, we'd welcome a conversation directly.]

The fastest path is the Contact page — submit a short form and a representative will follow up. Each founding organization also has a designated representative whose direct email is listed on the contact page.

[We respond personally — usually within a few business days. For partnership conversations, expect a follow-up email from one of the four GGA representatives based on the nature of your inquiry.]

Visit the The Alliance page — it features each of the four founding organizations with descriptions and direct links to their websites, plus the individual representatives serving as the alliance's primary contacts.

Please reach out directly through the Contact page. We'd genuinely rather have a conversation than try to anticipate every question — and it helps us know what to add here for the next visitor.