18 Companies

The Boys and Girls Ranches of Alabama is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization founded in 1966 that provides long-term residential homes for abandoned, abused and neglected children. We currently operate multiple houses at three different locations throughout Alabama as well as an Administrative Office that serves as the central office for social services, fundraising and administrative functions. We are a Christian organization that provides these needy boys and girls with loving homes and everything they need for a successful childhood including nutritious meals, clothing and shoes, medical, dental and educational support. We provide these homes for children referred by the Department of Human Resources as well as private placements at no cost to their families. Our social workers create a specialized care plan for each child's distinct needs that include basic and independent living skills training, educational support and extracurricular and church activities. Our goal is to help each child have a well-rounded, safe childhood while learning the independent and workforce readiness skills necessary to become productive citizens as they enter adulthood. The organization is governed by a statewide Board of Trustees comprised of business and community leaders as well as sheriffs. The operating budget is raised almost exclusively from corporate and private-sector donations as well as fundraising events. 

We are the Kal-South Chapter of Child Evangelism Fellowship! Our goal is to reach children with the gospel of Christ in our local schools and neighborhoods. As well as to work with local churches to help train teachers in spreading the good news. Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) is a Bible-centered organization composed of born-again believers whose purpose is to evangelize boys and girls with the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and to establish (disciple) them in the Word of God and in the local church for Christian living. The Kal-South Chapter of CEF is focused on serving the children of Michigan in Kalamazoo, St. Joseph, and Branch Counties. 

Who We Are CityTeam is a nondenominational Christian nonprofit compassionately serving the poor, the homeless, and the lost in San Jose, Chester, San Francisco, Oakland, and Portland. Since 1957, CityTeam has been serving people in extreme poverty and helping them transform their lives, their families and their communities. Today, with the help of volunteers and faithful donors, CityTeam is impacting the lives of over 500,000 people each year.   What We Do CityTeam is founded on meeting local needs. Our programs across the United States offer help and hope to those in need with hot meals, shelter, life transformation programs, clothing, hygiene items, learning and career help, discovery Bible studies, and so much more. Each city has customized programs to specifically meet the needs of their community.   Our Mission Is to share Christ’s unconditional and redemptive love by caring for immediate needs and enabling lasting solutions.   Our Vision Restoring lives and rebuilding communities through innovative programs which provide food, shelter, clothing, training, and spiritual transformation.

CWE Missions is a non-denominational, non-profit organization,   providing assistance to missionaries and national pastors around the world through the construction of facilities (churches, medical clinics, and educational institutions) to accommodate the preaching of God’s Word. CWE also facilitates foreign medical and agricultural missions to minister to people both physically and spiritually.

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Recognizing the unique demands of school and life placed on graduate students, Grad Resources provides online materials, meaningful connections, engaging speakers and supportive faith-based communities that enable students to flourish personally and professionally. Our desire, since our founding in 1990, has been to integrate the heart and mind of Christ into their lives. Broadly speaking, we do that by providing a) practical services that help graduate students navigate their time and experience in school, and b) faith-based communities and resources that help Christian graduate students impact their academy as thoughtful and informed followers of Christ. From its inception, Grad Resources has operated as a faith-based organization with the conviction that spiritual health is significant to an individual’s overall well-being. While Grad Resources continues to offer its services free of charge to any individual regardless of religious affiliation, in 1998 the organization began developing and expanding local community groups known as Christian Grad Fellowships where graduate students could safely discuss and study the role of faith in their academic pursuits and lives.  Campus programs are executed onsite by a volunteer student leader and professors who serve as resources for the student leader. Grad Resources serves, supports, and coaches student leaders, and is very involved in leadership succession as we vet and select new leaders for each campus, typically one year before the current leader graduates.  This volunteer-led model (versus a staff-based model) allows the ministry to quickly establish a presence without requiring having to recruit a full-time, onsite ministry representative. Costs for maintaining a fellowship are almost non-existent, allowing the ministry to rapidly scale.

There are nearly 600 million people in the world with little or no access to Scripture in the language they know best, their heart language. JAARS is here to do something about that. JAARS makes Bible translation and language development possible, especially in the most remote and difficult places on earth. We do that by enabling locally-appropriate and sustainable solutions in transportation, technology, media, and training. We need more staff to make in possible. Of those who work at the JAARS Center in Waxhaw, N.C., 50% are volunteers either short- or long-term, full- or part-time, and of all ages and training backgrounds. Missionaries and a few paid personnel round out the staff. Consider becoming part of our team that impacts people for eternity by helping give them God’s Word! Go to www.jaars.org  to learn more!

We are a faith based residential adolescent girls discipleship for teen girls 12-18 who are hurting or are struggling with life-controlling issues. Our students are privately placed by their parents and come from all over the United States, staying anywhere from 9-18 months.  We provide online in-house public schooling, discipleship, chapel, therapists on campus along with a therapeutic family type environment in the evening and on the weekends.  Over 1/2 of our students are adopted teens struggling with attachment or abandonment issues. We seek ministry minded female staff to live on campus and provide positions that include, but are not limited to, residential sleepover staff, day services, leading discipleship curriculum, school teachers, worship and other activities. We have two campus areas, one focuses on girls 12-15 years of age and the other focuses on 16-18 years of age. We provide a salary, housing, utilities along with meals while on shift.  We are seeking individuals who are interested in working 2 weeks on and one week off rotation.  We offer a health reimbursement plan after 90-days and are looking for individuals who understand and have experience working with teens or adults who have experienced trauma, addictions, human trafficking and other life controlling issues.  Must be 21 to apply, have a valid drivers license and can pass a background check. we are a 501(c)(3) faith-based ministry seeking to help and restore adolescent girls and their families.

Orphan Voice is a Christian, wholistic child development ministry devoted to orphans, children with special needs and children at risk for trafficking and sexual abuse in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Major outreaches include orphan care, special needs therapy, deaf education, sex trafficking rescue and prevention, family preservation, and medical outreach.

Since 1988, Providence Network, a faith-based nonprofit, has provided a structured, supportive community for individuals seeking a better life. Our programs offer counseling, spiritual growth, life skills, employment support and positive role modeling through 24/7 live-in staff.

Eagles’ Wings is a global organization with US offices in New York, New Jersey, Los Angeles, and international presence in Frankfurt, Germany; São Paulo, Brazil; and Jerusalem, Israel. We are a faith-based organization advancing three strategic values: 1) peace in Jerusalem and the Middle East, 2) authentic spiritual community, 3) bridges of friendship across cultural divides. We work with global leaders in six continents, mobilizing prayer, unity and partnership on strategic initiatives.

Every year, we hire over 1,000 college students who are looking to spend their summer making an impact. SpringHill is a youth ministry that uses summer camps to reach the next generation with fun, life-changing experiences that bring kids closer to Jesus. A summer job at SpringHill means community, commitment, and a chance to gain skills that will impact your professional future.

The Master's University is a non-denominational, conservative Christian liberal arts university in Santa Clarita, California. We offer 16 majors with 71 emphases.

TWR exists to assist the Church in reaching the world for Christ by media so that lasting fruit is produced. TWR engages millions in over 275 languages in 190 countries with biblical truth. For more than 65 years, God has equipped TWR to lead people from doubt to decision to discipleship. Speaking hope to the world by radio, and online at www.twr360.org, all the time, TWR harnesses media to share the hope of Jesus with a potential audience of four billion people around the world. Join us, using your skills for the furtherance of the Gospel through media!