This year we’re not hosting a dinner or turning on the spotlight. Instead, we’re turning all of our focus toward impact. Families are still walking miles for water, pastors are asking for more solar radios to share the gospel, and local leaders are ready to disciple the next generation. Your gift changes that.
Every dollar you give goes straight to restoring wells, sending radios, and sharing the gospel across South Sudan.
Be part of the story God is writing. Give today and help build South Sudan as a nation for Christ.
Join our monthly giving program or give a one-time gift online to support Every Village's work in South Sudan.
give onlineLearn more about how to give non-cash assets to Every Village and the tax exemption implications of such gifts.
give non-cashPhysical checks are the tried and true way to support Every Village's ministry in South Sudan.
give by checkEvery Village offers an avenue for giving non-cash assets to support our ministry. Non-cash assets can include cryptocurrency, investments, real estate, and business interests, allowing for a greater ability to give, as well as, the added benefit of greater tax efficiency.
Every Village uses TrustBridge as an intermediary for cryptocurrency gifts. Through this partner, Every Village is able to receive a wide range of valid cryptocurrencies, which will be liquidated by TrustBridge and the funds transferred to Every Village. This is a great way to avoid capital gains taxes on your appreciated cryptocurrency.
Donate long-term appreciated securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds) directly to Every Village. Instead of selling your appreciated securities and donating the after-tax proceeds, you may be able to potentially eliminate the capital gains tax and take a charitable deduction in the amount of the fair market value of the shares.
With South Sudan as the world's youngest country, we have the unique opportunity to build a nation for Christ.
We do this by partnering with the people of South Sudan to provide every village with sustainable access to safe water, healthy churches, and the gospel by radio.
