Generosity Resources List

This is an updated list of stewardship, generosity, giving and fund mobilisation ministries, books, campaigns, videos and much more. Please use and distribute.

Account417 information

Account417 helps people move to a lifestyle of soul-satisfying, unrestrained generosity. They do this by offering free financial counselling, holding life change events, through books (Embezzlement and 52 Days), and being radically generous themselves (we specialize in giving cars to single moms). Moolah Man (www.moolahman.com/)Read more…

Global Generosity Network Newsletter August 2013

The Global Generosity Network Newsletter for August 2013. The cover letter together with the different articles are attached. The articles include a devotion by Richard Samuel, a profile of the Center for Biblical Stewardship in the Philippines, reports on consultationsRead more…

Next Gen Donors: Who are they?

There has been a shift towards discussing need and merits of specific programs rather than just supporting the overall mission among donors between 21-40 years. The attached blog gives a perspective on their thinking and has a link to anRead more…

Issachar Summit

The Issachar Summit is a day long exposure on 29 October 2013 in Atlanta to the latest thinking in world evangelization, led by business leaders and ministry pioneers. The purpose is to accelerate the fulfilment of the Great Commission byRead more…

Mind the gap [Generous Connections]

This summer, my 90-year-old English mom wanted the boys of our third generation (now men) to see her homeland and connect with family. Tough duty, but I agreed to accompany Generation Three and we had a delightful adventure. My son,Read more…

Where the Money Goes Private wealth for public good

This report analyses philanthropy in Australia. Key observations include: Since the global financial crisis there has been a reduction in the total monetary value of grants made by analysed foundations. Generally these foundations combine a few very large multi-year philanthropicRead more…