What are you grateful for today?

PHILANTHROPIC ADVISING

Generosity can be complex.
We can help.

How do we put into action the biblical call to give? Where do we start? Which charities should we support? Which specific causes does God call us to?

If you are wrestling with any of these questions, click the button below to learn more about Philanthropic Advising. One of our advisors would be happy to meet to discuss your generosity journey.

STUDENT CHAPTERS

We believe in the power of students to make a difference.

We support three kinds of student organizations: Simple Charity Chapters, IJM Chapters, and Water Clubs. Learn more about how you can get involved on your campus.

You have already been given everything you need
in order to love in deed and in truth.

WE ARE A MOVEMENT TO HELP CHRISTIANS…

Embrace the abundance mindset found in Christ.

Give freely and confidently without fear of the future.

Be faithful to a God-given call to love the poor: King Jesus in disguise.

WHO WE ARE

We are a nonprofit that inspires Christians to live fully and love people through student programs and philanthropic advising.

WHAT WE OFFER

content

Podcast
Listen to inspiring stories from Christians around the world about how they found abundance in unexpected places.
Books
Read our Solidarity Challenge, a 40-day devotional designed to help you experience grace and abundance.

community

Chapters
Join a movement of college students learning from, standing with, and sacrificing for the poor on their campuses.
Journey of Generosity
Apply for a fully-funded overnight retreat on biblical generosity for graduating seniors on your campus.
Charity Challenge
Raise money for charity by daring boldly or wildly for yourself or with your friends.

charities

Philanthropic Advising
Let us be your guide to realizing the impact God is calling you to make.

  • Just when I had been losing faith in poverty alleviation, in the Church, and in myself, Simple Charity reminded me that there is real power in all three.

    Indigo Funk, 2021 Summer Intern

  • I wanted to start a chapter ultimately because of the Great Commission, and I want people in our club to disciple and raise up leaders that care deeply about global poverty...I hope that we are able to be a community that walks together in Truth and truly practices solidarity, whether it is through prayer, fasting, or giving.

    Kaylin Yang, Chapter Founder at the University of Virginia

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TAKE ACTION

"Only they asked us to remember the poor, the very thing I was eager to do."

GALATIANS 2:10

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