For churches & faith-based organizations

Faith communities use Aid Registry to turn generosity into delivered goods.

Whether it's a food pantry, a coat drive, or supplies for a mission trip, list the items your ministry needs and let your congregation — and the wider community — fund them. We buy them and ship them to you.

Campaigns you could run
  • Food Pantry Restock
    Keep the shelves full for neighbors in need.
  • Mobile Outreach Gear
    Equipment to take the ministry beyond the building.
  • Mission & Build Toolkit
    Equip volunteers to serve, near or far.
The gap

The need is specific. The funding usually isn't.

1

Outreach ministries run on volunteers and thin budgets that stretch in every direction.

2

Members want to give to something concrete, not just the general fund.

3

Coordinating drives across bulletins, sign-up sheets, and socials is a volunteer's whole week.

How it works

Build → Market → Measure.

01

Build a campaign

Itemize exactly what you need — quantities, deadline, the works. Claim your page and you can draft one in minutes.

02

Share & market it

One link for your families, supporters, and socials. Donors fund the specific items — no account required to give.

03

Measure the impact

Watch items get funded in real time. We purchase and ship them to you, and you post a thank-you when they land.

Example campaigns

Real things faith communities ask for.

Food Pantry Restock

Keep the shelves full for neighbors in need.

  • Shelf-stable groceries
  • Baby formula & diapers
  • Hygiene kits
  • Reusable grocery bags

Mobile Outreach Gear

Equipment to take the ministry beyond the building.

  • Folding tables & pop-up canopies
  • Insulated coolers & carts
  • Portable PA system
  • First-aid & safety kits

Mission & Build Toolkit

Equip volunteers to serve, near or far.

  • Construction & repair tools
  • Work gloves & PPE
  • Backpacks & supplies
  • Bottled water & meals
Things you can request

If you'd buy it for the mission, you can fund it here.

Food pantry goodsCoats & clothingHygiene & toiletriesBaby & family suppliesOutreach & event gearChildren's & youth suppliesFacility & A/V equipmentDisaster-relief kits
Questions

Good questions to ask first.

Most churches are automatically tax-exempt and many are recognized 501(c)(3)s. If your congregation or ministry has an EIN you can claim it; reach out if you're unsure how yours is set up.

Resources for faith communities

Your organization might already be on Aid Registry.

We've pre-loaded profiles for IRS-registered 501(c)(3) organizations. Find yours, claim it in a few minutes, and post your first campaign this week. No fees, no contracts.