Partner With Us
Hope Digital Missions is a small team standing in the largest mission field in history. The right partnership could change the scale of everything we do.
If you represent an organization, foundation, company, or ministry — or a significant funding opportunity — and see a way our work could align, we would like to begin that conversation.
This page opens a particular door.
Partnership takes different shapes, and each one deserves its own front door. Two quick redirects, so this conversation can stay focused:
Exploring prayer, volunteers, training, or joining the network of churches ready to receive people from online community.
Partner as a ChurchReady to give personally — one time or monthly — to send Digital Missionaries into the field.
GiveA foundation, company, ministry, or significant funding opportunity that sees a way our work could align.
Why the right partnership has an outsized effect.
Billions of people now spend the formative hours of their lives online — and for many of them, a livestream, a game server, or a Discord community is the only place the gospel will ever find them. That is where our Digital Missionaries serve.
We are early, lean, and deliberately focused. There is no layer between a partnership and the front lines — which means a grant, a technology contribution, or a significant funding relationship does not just add to this work. It multiplies it.
What partnership can look like.
These are the conversations we are ready to have. Some arrive as a grant proposal, some as a pilot project, some as a single phone call that turns into years of shared work.
Strategic & major funding
Foundations, grantmakers, and major donors who want to fund growth: training and sending Digital Missionaries, scaling the platforms they serve on, and building the bridge to the local church.
Technology & in-kind
Digital missions runs on technology. Contributed software, infrastructure, licenses, hardware, or technical expertise goes straight to the front lines of the work.
Ministry alliances
Ministries, networks, and organizations whose work overlaps ours — co-laboring, shared training, referral pathways, or joint initiatives neither of us could carry alone.
Corporate partnership
Companies that want their generosity to have a clear mission: sponsorship, matching gifts, employee giving, or capabilities lent to the work.
If what you have in mind is not on this list, that may be exactly why we should talk.
What needs funding right now.
Some partners arrive with their own vision. Others simply want to fund something concrete. This is the current docket — the specific efforts we are actively working toward, each with room for a partner.
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Send the next nine Digital Missionaries
Expansion $6,000 minimum per missionaryEleven Digital Missionaries are deployed today; the goal is twenty in 2026. Right now we have a roughly 90:1 community member to Digital Missionary ratio — a ratio that cannot carry real discipleship. Funding here trains, equips, and helps financially sustain the missionaries themselves: a minimum of $6,000 covers training plus the starter stipend that carries a new missionary while they establish their ministry and raise long-term support.
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Hope Digital Education
Equipping $5,000 for Phase 1 BuildoutTraining classes for parents who want to be equipped to raise children well in a technology age — and for church leaders and members learning how to welcome and integrate people coming out of online addiction and isolation. The first parent training launches this fall.
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HopeCon scholarships
Gathering $275 per personHopeCon is our annual in-person gathering — teaching, worship, prayer, food, and the kind of week where God does remarkable things. It is open to anyone in our online community, but for many of them the cost is genuinely out of reach. Many within our community are truly the least of these (Matthew 25:40), and have no way of having enough to attend. At HDM we desire to have money not be a barrier to attend. We are always looking to raise money towards scholarships so that we can be generous with the resources that God has given us.
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The church network
The BridgeWe want to be an evangelistic arm of the local church, never a replacement for it — so when we meet someone isolated online, we point them toward a healthy, Bible-teaching church near them. Building a network of churches we actually know and trust takes travel, time, and relationships, nationally and increasingly overseas.
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A full-time content creator
Reach Ongoing role · salary TBDCreating content that provokes thought and drives the lost and isolated to our online discipleship server is a full-time position that we currently do not have filled. We are praying for someone passionate about both content creation and the Gospel to fill this role, creating work that draws the lost and isolated toward our discipleship community.
This docket changes as the mission grows. If you want to know where the need is most urgent today, ask — we will tell you plainly.
What you should know about us.
Serious partnership deserves plain facts. Before you reach out, here is where we stand — and where to verify it.
- Legal entity
- Hope Digital Missions is the public ministry name of Hopeful Disasters, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions are tax-deductible.
- Governance
- The mission is stewarded by a board and a leadership team you can meet. Leadership
- What we believe
- Our theology is public and unambiguous. Statement of Faith
- How gifts are handled
- Our giving practices are documented. Donation Policy
- Who you will talk to
- Partnership conversations are handled directly by our leadership team — not a development pipeline. partnerships [at] hopefuldisasters.org
How the conversation unfolds.
You reach out
The form below goes directly to our leadership team. Expect a personal reply, not an automated sequence.
We talk
A real conversation about your goals and our work — at whatever depth you need: numbers, plans, theology, technology.
We explore alignment
If there is a fit, we shape it together. If there is not, we will say so plainly and part with gratitude.
Starting the conversation creates no obligation — for you or for us.
Tell us what you see.
A few lines are enough. Share who you are and where you see alignment, and someone from our leadership team will respond personally.
Your inquiry is with our leadership team.
Thank you for reaching out. A confirmation email is on its way to your inbox, and a real person will respond to you personally.
Some conversations change the scale of a mission. We would like to have one with you.