These are the communities, partners, and people we've walked with — some we fund, some we visit, most both. Filter by region or scroll through them all.
A community-led project: two water tanks, forty toilets, training in maintenance and hygiene — and the kind of conversations that make change last.
From a project visit before the disaster, to mobilising after the 2018 earthquake and tsunami, to walking back again and again with the Mbuwu community.
Four days in Sulawesi with Henny — visiting Mbuwu, Semanggi, Parigi, Tanjung Karang. The trip that started everything.
We visited the residents of Wisma Rela Bhakti, an aged-care home where elders gather, share their stories, and are cared for in dignity. A reminder that compassion runs in both directions, regardless of age.
An evening at Mother Teresa's soup kitchen in Fitzroy, where Sisters Guadalupe and Patricia welcome each guest by name — and somehow make a home of a shared meal.
Seventeen volunteers and teachers from Hohidiai sang at our charity concert. Many carry deep stories of loss; together their voices raised funds, awareness, and hope for eastern Indonesia.
When COVID lockdowns hit Bandung, our Indonesia team launched Pasukan Nasi Bungkus: five volunteers cooking and delivering meals to vulnerable neighbours, week after week.
We visited Matthew Norman — the youngest of the Bali Nine — who found Christ behind bars and now teaches, preaches, and serves. A reminder that no story is ever finished.
After 15 years in church ministry, Henny stepped back to listen for what was next. Jim and Richard travelled with her through Palu and Halmahera — a reminder that those who serve also need rest.
We partnered with organisations on the front lines of human trafficking in Cambodia, supporting pathways to healing and restoration for survivors of exploitation.
A Christian educator, an Islamic scholar, and a Rabbi shared their traditions on Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar — one shared story, three faithful readings, and a room of women united in seeking.
We joined 40 coordinators from around the world at a Generosity Path conference, asking together what it looks like to give time, talent, and money the way Jesus did.
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