CMA is a non-profit, interdenominational organization, dedicated to reaching people for Christ in the highways and byways through motorcycling. In this, there is a three-fold purpose: provide and encourage members to be active in testimony and Christian witnessing to all motorcyclists, provide a Christian fellowship ride group, and provide an evangelistic association for motorcycling. They are involved in motorcycling events across the country and in taking the Gospel of Jesus Christ into America's prisons. CMA also partners with three other ministries (Jesus Film Project, Missionary Ventures, and Open Doors) to spread the Gospel around the world. 

Learn more: http://www.cmausa.org

In response to the Great Commission, Compassion International exists as an advocate for children, to release them from their spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty and enable them to become responsible and fulfilled Christian adults. 

Hope Community Church currently sponsors four children.

Learn more: http://www.compassion.com

Destiny Rescue is a grassroots, internationally recognized, Christian based, non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing children from human trafficking and sexual exploitation. They help rescue the sexually exploited and enslaved, restore the abused, protect the vulnerable, empower the poor, and are a voice for those that can’t speak up for themselves. Destiny Rescue realizes that human trafficking is a big problem globally with up to 27 million men, women and children enslaved in its deadly grip today and they are determined to respond to God’s call to set captives free worldwide. They currently operate their various programs in five nations: Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Philippines, and India and will soon be launching a program in the Dominican Republic.

Learn more: https://www.destinyrescue.org/us

Forgotten Man Ministries brings together inmates, chaplains, and lay-workers in the study and ministry of God's Word. Forgotten Man Ministries chaplains conduct daily in-house jail ministries that include Biblical one-on-one counseling, Bible correspondence courses, group Bible studies, discipleship training units (group Bible pods), distribution of Bibles and Christian books, showing of Christian DVD's, and the facilitation of pastor visits and local church worship services.

Learn more: http://www.forgottenman.org

God’s Littlest Angels is dedicated to helping the children and families of Haiti by providing intensive nursery care for premature, malnourished, and abandoned children. They assist in placing abandoned children with adoptive families and in seeking outside help for children needing surgical or medical treatment not available in Haiti. Their purpose is to help the children of Haiti in any way they can and to spread the word of God to each person they serve.

Learn more: http://www.glahaiti.org

Hope Community Church sponsors missionaries Earl & Claire Reifel and Roy & Faith Hill, who are currently serving at a Bible, technical, and vocational training center in Sierra Leone, West Africa. They are committed to the development of an indigenous Church in Sierra Leone. As God enables them, they will partner with the National Church in an endeavor to build an educational facility, administered by the Church, which will enable them to offer sound Biblical instruction and technical vocational training in order to empower students to build positive relationships in their communities as spiritual leaders.

Learn more: https://www.ripeforharvest.org/about-earl-and-clare-reifel/

Hope Grows is an initiative to promote a continuum of cancer care in the Greater Niles community- from diagnosis through recovery. Each year in May, the Niles-Buchanan YMCA and Lakeland Health Care hold a luncheon to raise funds for this cause, 100% of which goes entirely back to the community. With the public's generosity and a dedicated team of volunteers, the funding goes to support services for oncology patients at Lakeland, as well as the LIVESTRONG program at the YMCA for cancer recovery.

Learn more: https://www.facebook.com/HopeGrows2017

For nearly 52 years, Hope Ministries has been a refuge in downtown South Bend, Indiana, where those who need a warm meal, an encouraging word, and a place to stay have been able to seek refuge. Hope's mission is to relieve the suffering of those who are homeless, and give them hope through laying a foundation of stable health, life skills, and opportunities for a brighter future by being transformed through a relationship with Christ. 

Learn more: https://www.hopesb.org

Tom and Heidi Jessurun are missionaries in Kano, Nigeria, where Tom has served as a Bible teacher. In addition to being in the classroom, he and Heidi have been able to assist with seminars in various venues: Christian parenting, marriage, and Muslim evangelism. Most recently, Tom accepted a position as SIM Nigeria's Field Director. Tom’s new role will include significant travel throughout Nigeria, leading 80 SIM missionaries and their families, and framing the direction the field will take in vision and strategy for reaching the lost in Nigeria.

Learn more: http://www.simusa.org/about/where-we-work/africa/nigeria/

Hope Community Church supports the ministry of Ron & Carolyn Klaus. Hope In View's mission is to strengthen the Church, especially in Ethiopia, so that it is empowered to bring about wholistic, sustainable transformation of individuals, churches and communities. Ron teaches discipleship training to young pastors in Ethiopia while Carolyn, a doctor, trains pastors and community leaders on AIDS and is also spearheading spiritual and economic development training.

Learn more: http://www.hopeinview.org

Luvability is an effort to communicate the love of God to people with disabilities. This is done mainly through their Worship Arts service where the team encourages and shares their faith in Jesus Christ with the congregation. The Worship Arts service welcomes over 300 people monthly. Several surrounding church congregations have joined together to provide Worship Arts inclusive experiences for their communities. The goal is to create a community of believers regardless of disability and to build up the Body of Christ through love and faith expression.

Learn more: http://www.luvability.org

The Evangelism and Home Missions Department of the state of Michigan Church of God is dedicated to develop and implement ministries in soul-winning, church planting and church growth that will assist the local church to reach and reap the harvest of the 21st century.

Learn more: http://www.choginmi.org

The Niles Pregnancy Care Center provides life choices and offers hope to individuals facing pregnancy-related issues. Located in downtown Niles, Michigan, the center offers pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, counseling services, post-abortion support as well as other pregnancy related services facing young women and families today.

Learn more: http://www.pregnancyniles.com

Elmer and Joann Reifel are missionaries currently serving in West Africa. Most recently, they have been managing a skills training center near Waterloo, Sierra Leone and have focused on discipleship and pastoral training, using basic development as as bridge ministry to the rural communities. You can read more about them and view their latest newsletters at their page linked above.

Learn more: http://www.cinami.org/reifel.html

The Salvation Army is "an evangelical part of the Universal Christian Church" who's primary objective is to transform lives through a combination of social services programs, and preaching of the Gospel. Some of their programs include: Feeding His Sheep, Lunch Bunch, Home League, Community Care Ministries, Youth Programs, and Grocery Assistance.

Learn more: http://www.saniles.org/