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A crowd for the crowdless. Hope delivered to urgent need. These are the people your generosity is meeting — by name, in real places.
Small monthly gifts. Large rapid response. Here's what the crowd has done.
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Joe & Lilly Colucci have served in Zambia for 20 years. Facing Lilly's tenth surgery, the Giver Army showed up. · $2,500 grant
For 20 years, Joe and Lilly Colucci have called Zambia home — training leaders, reaching remote villages, raising their boys. Now, facing Lilly's tenth surgery with no fallback plan, the Giver Army stepped in with a $2,500 gift to help catalyze the support they need.
It's not even a calling. It's just home.
A running record of where the Giver Army showed up — campaigns funded, needs met, and moments worth remembering, updated every month.
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See stories from the field →Every grant has a name and a place. Here's where the Giver Army showed up this quarter.
Story of the MonthStory of the Month · September 2026
Life can change in a single moment, but God's faithfulness remains constant. This month's story is a testimony of how one word changed everything — and a reminder that the greatest miracle isn't always the healing itself. It's the people God sends along the way. Watch the story above.
“Sometimes the greatest miracle isn't just healing — it's people God sends along the way.”
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Story of the MonthSteve & Dawn Matthews · June 2026
Steve & Dawn Matthews
Steve Matthews was a pastor, a leader, an athlete. A single mosquito bite landed him in the hospital — he woke up three weeks later having lost an arm and both legs. When the crisis came, GiveSendGo Charities came alongside Steve and his wife Dawn with real, tangible help: resources for a vehicle, limb replacement, and the practical needs that follow a life-altering crisis — so they can keep pursuing what God has placed in front of them in this season.
“Imagine being bitten by a mosquito, getting really sick, and waking up three weeks later without an arm or two legs. That's what happened to Steve Matthews — and it became a message of hope for so many.”
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Wildfire$10,000Altadena, CA
The Guidi Family
Known for their unwavering community support, the Guidi family lost their home and everything in it. The $10,000 Care & Relief Grant helps secure temporary housing, replace essential belongings, and take the first steps toward recovery.
“Our girls are too little to understand the whole situation, but they know that you have helped our family — and we hope they will grow to be as kind and generous as everyone who donated.”
Wildfire$10,000Malibu, CA
Dr. Sarah Murphy, ND
Dr. Sarah Murphy lost her home and saw her healing practice disrupted by the Palisades Fire. With a $10,000 Care & Relief Grant she's stabilized her business and is now hosting complimentary community support days for other fire survivors.
“Your generosity helped me reach a place where I can pause, regroup, and focus some of my energy to also help others in my community of fire survivors.”
Wildfire$10,000Altadena, CA
Marc and Marylin
Marc and Marylin raised their children in Altadena and were enjoying monthly visits from grandchildren when the wildfires destroyed their home. A $10,000 Care & Relief Grant helps with new housing and replacing essentials as they slowly rebuild day by day.
“Losing the home that brought us so much family joy is something we didn't expect after recently retiring. With God, everything is possible — we feel so blessed.”
Wildfire$10,000Altadena, CA
Lisa Blackburn
Lisa, a retired librarian, lost everything she had collected over nearly a decade in her rented home. The $10,000 Care & Relief Grant — combined with family contributions — helps her secure new housing and rebuild her life from scratch.
“At the very point in her life when my sister has lost absolutely everything, Lisa is suddenly the wealthiest person I know. God bless you all for caring.”
Wildfire$10,000Pacific Palisades, CA
Nick & Priscilla Angelich + George (7), Greta (5), Eloise (3)
The Angelich family lost their recently renovated home to the Palisades Fire. A friend of 20 years launched the campaign; the $10,000 grant provides temporary housing, replaces essentials, and empowers the family to begin recovery.
Wildfire$10,000Altadena, CA
Mike, Sharon Ulanday + sons Marston, Max, Miles
The Ulanday family escaped with their three dogs and almost nothing else. A $10,000 Care & Relief Grant eases the immediate financial strain as they navigate this crisis.
“Our hearts are heavy but overfilled with the love that you have shown us. Thank you doesn't do justice — but it'll have to do.”
Wildfire$10,000Pacific Palisades, CA
Edward & Julie McGlasson + Madeleine (6), Coco (5), Genevieve (19 mo.)
The McGlasson family was left with nothing after the Palisades Fire. The $10,000 Care & Relief Grant provides essentials as they navigate this new chapter.
Wildfire$10,000Pacific Palisades, CA
Miss Sonia Dickey
Miss Dickey — a dedicated teacher at the Lycée International de Los Angeles — lost her home and belongings. A $10,000 Care & Relief Grant covers food, shelter, and clothing as she rebuilds.
Wildfire$10,000Altadena, CA
Ann Fischer, 82
Ann left her home with only a robe and slippers — losing her house, all its cherished contents, and her car. The $10,000 Care & Relief Grant helps her get back on her feet.
Hurricane$5,000South Carolina
Dominique Bailey
Without power, water, or internet — and denied FEMA assistance — Dominique distributed food, cleared debris, and provided groceries. The $5,000 Care & Relief Grant from the Hurricane Relief Fund enabled her to buy water, ice, coolers, gas, chainsaws, and other essentials for her community.
Hurricane$5,000Chimney Rock, NC
Chimney Rock Village Disaster Relief Fund
Hurricane Helene caused catastrophic flooding, landslides, and total destruction of many homes and businesses. The $5,000 grant supported the village's disaster relief fund directly aiding residents and business owners.
“2025 starts with hope and the feeling that this is the year of recovery. I think we will look back on 2025 as an amazing year when the new Village started to rise from the muck and debris.”
Hurricane$5,000Multiple states
LA Pools, Inc.
LA Pools loaded box trucks with bulk supplies from BJ's and Costco, partnering with local fire departments for distribution. Their $20K matching pledge plus our $5,000 Care & Relief Grant got essentials to those in need.
Hurricane$5,000Marshall, NC
Official Patriot Gear
OPG's campaign delivered heaters, generators, fuel, and temporary shelters to displaced families before winter. They also donated $10,000 to Penland & Sons — a third-generation department store destroyed by the hurricane. Total campaign has now raised over $140,000.
Hurricane$5,000Western North Carolina
William Essary
The campaign bought 5,000-watt generators, 220-volt extension cords, and gas tanks for affected families. Coordinated with local sheriff and Bridge Church, generators were relocated to other families once power was restored — maximizing reach. Exceeded its $200K goal.
Hurricane$5,000Western North Carolina
William Bond, "The Permaculture Consultant"
Leveraging his knowledge of the region, William reached rural communities with food, fuel, and clean water. Our $5,000 Care & Relief Grant fueled procurement and distribution. Campaign raised over $63,000 total.
17 stories this quarter
The Giver Army Dispatch
Every issue is a field report — real receipts and the campaigns where your generosity moved first.
Stories in production and campaigns about to launch. We'll publish full impact reports here as soon as grants are disbursed.
Cambodia · Thai border
Thousands of Cambodian families are fleeing toward the Thai border, escaping conflict and seeking safety for their children. They're arriving with nothing — no shelter, no food, no resources — and critically, no network to help them survive this crisis. GiveSendGo Charities and the Giver Army is that network, mobilizing resources to meet urgent need and delivering tangible impact.
Support CampaignGiveSendGo covers operating fees for Disaster Relief campaigns. That means 100% of your Disaster Relief gift reaches the verified person, family, or community in need.
We hold Candid's 2025 Platinum Seal of Transparency and publish our financials here.
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Figures are rolling 12-month estimates. GiveSendGo Charities is not independently audited; our IRS Form 990 is available on request — email info@givesendgo.org.
Hurricanes can take everything — homes, stability, and the support people desperately need. 100% of your tax-deductible donation goes directly to verified hurricane victims. GiveSendGo covers operating fees for Disaster Relief campaigns, ensuring your generosity arrives whole and helps families rebuild while creating opportunities for Kingdom impact.
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When wildfires strike, families lose everything — homes, belongings, livelihoods. Become the steady rally that stands with them as they rebuild. 100% of your Disaster Relief donation goes directly to verified wildfire victims. Fees are covered by GiveSendGo.
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Stand with the men and women who stood for us. The Help a Veteran Fund mobilizes rapid support for veterans facing housing insecurity, medical crises, and reintegration challenges — with practical aid and Gospel hope at the center.
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