Founded | 1970 |
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Led by | Franklin Graham |
HQ in | Boone, NC |
Effectiveness & Efficiency 
What is the impact? | 4,862 U.S. families received disaster relief from over 11,600 volunteers, more than 20,000 people got emergency medical care, and over 6 million shoebox recipients worldwide joined The Greatest Journey discipleship program in 2025, with over 3.5 million making decisions for Christ |
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Growth in last 3 years? | 23% Decline in clients served |
How is money spent? | $1,335,882,179 spent last fiscal year to serve 17,232,088 people |
Is fundraising efficient? | 6¢ spent to raise $1 from 1,312,661 donors |
Leadership & Focus
Team | 4,417 staff + 553,302 volunteers + board of 17 |
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Mission | To meet the physical and spiritual needs of people who are victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease, and famine with the purpose of sharing God’s love through His Son, Jesus Christ. The organization serves the Church worldwide to promote the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. |
Topic(s) | Agricultural Development, Bible Translation/Distribution, Bible/Theology Education, Church, Community Development, Disaster Relief, Discipleship, Economic Development, Education, Emergency Assistance, Evangelism, Food Provision, Healthcare, Housing, Human trafficking, Leadership Training, Orphan Care |
People Served | Disaster/War Victims, Children, Malnourished, Orphans, People with Disabilities, Rural Poor, Sick People, Soldiers/Veterans, Unevangelized |
Location(s) | 9 (view list) |
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