Financial Partnership · All Nations
Field workers need people who will fund them for the long term.
The 10/40 window is not reached by short-term trips. It is reached by people who go and stay, supported by financial partners who commit to funding that presence year after year.
Where your giving goes
People on the ground, not overhead.
Field worker support
The majority of giving goes directly to funding field workers: living expenses, language training, travel, and the practical costs of long-term presence in remote communities.
Bible translation
Translation work requires linguists, community partners, and years of sustained effort. All Nations funds translation teams working toward the 2033 goal.
Training and preparation
Before a worker goes, they need thorough preparation. Giving funds the assessment and training pipeline that produces workers who are ready.
Field operations
Communication infrastructure, security protocols, and field coordination keep workers safe and connected. These are real costs that require real funding.
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From a field dispatch · West Africa