Partner with the mission

Sow where the gospel
has not yet been heard.

Your giving equips and trains pioneering global church planters — sustaining missionary disciples, building mission bases, and planting multiplying churches among people who have never heard the name of Jesus.

Ways to give

Every gift is a sending.

Your gift doesn't just fund a pioneer — it joins one. Giver and goer share in one gifting and one sending: pioneers doing the work no one is doing, and partners who make sure they never do it alone.

Give monthly

Sustained giving is what keeps missionaries on the field and bases open. Monthly partners are the backbone of the order's work.

Give once

A single gift toward the greatest need, or directed to a specific entity or project — GAP, the Order, the 2820 Institute, or a field such as Kenya, Ireland, or Spain.

Give as a church

Congregations partner with NAMS through budgeted missions giving, often paired with prayer and sending relationships.

Prefer to give by mail?

Make checks payable to NAMS Network, Inc. and send to:
P.O. Box 3046, Georgetown, SC 29442-3046.

Make your gift

Choose an amount and a designation.

What your gift does
Countries where NAMS serves
6+
Mission bases established and forming
~90%
Of each international gift reaches the field — and we are working to raise it

Designated gifts are passed directly to the work you choose. For international projects, approximately 90% reaches the field; the remainder covers the cost of moving and stewarding funds across borders. We hold ourselves accountable to that ratio, and we are working to improve it.

“How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news.”

Romans 10:15

Talk with us first

Considering a larger gift or legacy?

We would be glad to talk about directed gifts, estate giving, or funding a specific mission base or field.

Write to us
Accountability & transparency

Held accountable, gladly.

NAMS Network, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization (EIN: 27-3731123). All gifts are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. NAMS is governed by a board of directors under the chairmanship of Jeff Wildes and under the spiritual oversight of the Bishops Guardians. Financial statements are available upon request.