Convoy of Hope is a faith-based, nonprofit organization with a driving passion for feeding the world through children’s feeding initiatives, community outreaches, and disaster response. It is committed to stewarding resources wisely and efficiently. Strong, capable, and diverse leadership informs and shapes the organization. Convoy’s board represents various social, corporate, philanthropic, and religious sectors.

A Christian program designed to give men a Substance Abuse Free Environment from which to find freedom from drug or alcohol abuse and empower them to make informed choices about their future.

A Christian transitional housing program allowing homeless families to stay together in a healing environment so that they can financially recover and rebuild their lives.

A child welfare and educational services agency providing caring support and therapeutic intervention through comprehensive programs including residential treatment, special education and community-based services. Cunningham was started by United Methodist Women and maintains a strong Christian background.  

A Christian radio station sharing hope in Jesus, one song, one conversation, one heart at a time.  They are a source of encouragement through uplifting, Christ-centered music and programming. 

An international Christian sports ministry working to see the world impacted for Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes at junior high, high school and collegiate levels.   

Exists to support and empower individuals who are experiencing homelessness by providing a safe environment where they can progress toward stability, access resources and receive other essential supportive services.

The organization provides nourishing food t food insecure school children on weekends and school holidays throughout the school year. 

Driven to Reach Excellence and Academic Achievement for Males: offers programs and events geared to empower, enable and uplift boys ages 3-24 in Champaign County by creating a safe space for them to thrive.  

International students often struggle with culture shock, stress, and loneliness when leaving their homes to study in the US.  IFI is a national organization partnering with local churches, universities, and volunteers to provide life-changing hospitality and friendship to international students. 

A local non-profit with a long history of providing services and supports to children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, currently serving about 1200 people in Champaign and Ford counties. 

A local organization which invests in an equitable and empowered future for Champaign Urbana by strengthening the community’s commitment to our public schools, teachers and students.  They offer financial support and other resources to teachers and school administrators in order to best impact the students.  

Our neighborhood school which supports and educates the children who live close to the church.  King students come from over 50 countries and speak more than 40 languages.  The multicultural, multilingual nature of the school populations provides a rich learning environment for Dr. King students.  

Strides operates as a low-barrier emergency shelter and resource center for adults experiencing homelessness.  The program strives to reach a population of community members who are often seen but overlooked.  It does not require sobriety, abstinence or a criminal background check to particulate in services.