Go the distance. Give monthly.
The Path is a community of monthly donors whose sustained giving allows us to respond to crises and create lasting change in communities around the world where and when it's needed most.
Why The Path?
The Path is a community of monthly donors who are committed to showing up month after month and year after year to transform lives and create stories of hope. Your sustained giving allows us to respond to crises while creating lasting change in communities around the world where and when it’s needed most.
Together, we can:
Respond to Urgent Needs
In the wake of disasters and crises, we work through our global network of churches and local volunteers to respond to emergency humanitarian needs.
Deliver Life-Changing Programs
In partnership with local churches and communities, we deliver holistic programs that address the full spectrum of human needs – economic, physical, social and spiritual — to create long-term stability.
Build Foundations
By uncovering and building on existing strengths, we work alongside local churches and communities to drive lasting change from within.
“When I believe in something, I want to financially support it… we are to be God’s hands extended in the world. I think that’s what World Relief is.”
— Karen Marion, Pathmaker
When you sign up to join The Path, you’ll be:
Informed
We’ll equip you with the information you want and need to better understand the problems facing our world and how you can be part of the solution.
Connected
We’ll connect you to our staff, volunteers and beneficiaries all over the world through virtual events, prayer chains and more. You’ll find community and belonging within our family right here at home.
Inspired
You’ll receive stories of hope and compelling impact reports that prove how your commitment to the journey has transformed the lives of the most vulnerable as a compassionate agent of change.
Journey with us on the path to lasting change
$25/mo over a year
can provide transportation to medical appointments for newly arrived refugees and immigrants in the U.S.
$40/mo over a year
can provide support for 3 refugees in the U.S. to find jobs so they can provide for their families
$80/mo over a year
can provide shelter repair kits to 12 vulnerable families whose homes have been destroyed by a natural disaster
$30
Can provide training on psychosocial support skills for an essential worker working among displaced people
$90
Can supply a welcome kit containing kitchen supplies, bedding, hygiene and other household items to a newly arrived family in the U.S.
$200
Can provide food packages for 5 vulnerable families in a disaster zone
