Your Investment. Your Impact.
Some give more. Some give less.
With an average commitment of $100/month, your church gains access to a refreshingly simple and highly effective way to respond to God’s call for His Church: love your neighbor.
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Church Giving FAQs
“Why is church giving essential?” and other frequently asked questions related to sustaining access to CarePortal resources, training and support:
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A CarePortal Story: Right Next Door
CarePortal shared Kayla’s story via email.
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Community Coordinator Profile
In every community, men and women are working to unite church leaders across socioeconomic and denominational lines to build partnerships to care for those in crisis in their local area. CarePortal exists to connect churches with the children and families in crisis in their communities, and the agencies already working with those families. The Community Coordinator is a volunteer position vital to the success of CarePortal (CP) efforts in a local community. The individual serving in this role builds and maintains relationships with ministry leaders from approximately 10 area church congregations joined together in the common bond of a CarePortal Active Community. Active Communities are formed geographically to support one or more ZIP codes in a specific city, county or region. The Coordinator helps churches collaborate by hosting regular Active Community (AC) gatherings of the point persons serving in the CP congregations. The Community Coordinator works in close partnership with the Community Ambassador and is supported by the Regional Manager.
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CarePortal: Powered by People [4-Minute Video]
“CarePortal has been this gateway for the Church and State to work together with the same mission of keeping families together. I think it’s sparked a movement of engagement in the Church.”
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Ambassador Role
Churches in every community are connected to networks, denominations, and organizations as they engage in ministry. There are leaders working to help churches build capacity to care for children and families in crisis. In communities where CarePortal is active, these leaders are referred to by the CarePortal Team as Ambassadors. They serve as the leading relational connection to churches in the CarePortal network. Ambassadors are supported by people in their organization, a Regional Manager, and the CarePortal Global Ministry Support team.
Protective Homes Training
Protective Homes is an opportunity to care for children for up to 72 hours immediately following their removal from caregivers by law enforcement. The goal of Protective Homes is to help children transition through that critical time with a family who is willing to provide care, stability and predictability in the midst of their crisis.