FaithFund
We have set up local FaithFunds to help start Kingdom businesses that spread the reach of the gospel.
What is FaithFund
FaithFund
FaithFund is a revolving microloan programme that turns a single donation into a lasting legacy. A donor gives once — that gift becomes a loan to a Kingdom entrepreneur in the field. When the loan is repaid, the same money is loaned to the next leader. One gift can fund two, three, even four businesses over time — multiplying Kingdom impact without asking donors to give again.
How it works
How the fund works
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One-Time Donation
This fund will be established by giving a one-time donation to a local regional fund that is locally governed by a team of church planters, pastors and seasoned businessmen or women.
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Local Governance
The people on the governance team are picked carefully based on character and experience and are responsible for managing, stewarding and multiplying the funds.
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Loans Grow the Fund
The money in the fund will be used to give out loans to start Kingdom businesses. These loans will be paid back with interest by which the fund grows and more businesses will be started. The money is NOT intended for ministry purposes.
Who can apply
Who can apply
These are the requirements of the businesses the funds invest in:
- Locally led
- Helps to spread the reach of the gospel and the planting of churches
- Have a written business plan in place
The governance teams of the FaithFunds are coached and mentored by a global team of mature businesspeople and church planters.
Ready to apply for a FaithFund loan?
If your business is locally led, spreads the gospel, and has a written business plan, we’d love to hear from you.
How we work
Explore our methods
- PBP Consultation Our flagship process — coaching a leader through planting a business that plants churches, step by step.
- Coaching Business and finance coaches walk alongside entrepreneurs, so ventures survive and multiply.
- You are here: FaithFund Kingdom capital that gets new businesses off the ground where banks won’t lend.
- Next: Savings Groups Community savings circles build capital, trust and a natural place for discipleship.