Generosity Champions
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Generosity Champions are individuals who passionately steward their influence to inspire and connect others to the movement of biblical generosity. These Champions are instrumental in advancing the solutions that NCF provides, helping more people live out a generous life in alignment with God’s calling.
What does it mean to be a Generosity Champion?
You advocate for generosity.
- Promote a culture of biblical generosity within your community, church, or professional network.
- Connect like-minded individuals to the tools and resources NCF offers.
- Pray for NCF Rocky Mountains and other champions members and NCF givers.
You steward your influence.
- Encourage friends, colleagues, clients, and advisors to explore generosity solutions through NCF (examples: Plan to Give, estate planning, Lunch & Learns, etc.).
- Share the vision of generosity when opportunities arise in your circles of influence.
You stay engaged with NCF Rocky Mountains’ opportunities
- Participate (or even host!) in NCF-hosted transformational generosity experiences, bringing friends and colleagues along who may benefit from experiencing generosity firsthand. Examples include: NCF’s Impact event, Generous Giving’s Journey of Generosity (JOG) or Celebration of Generosity (COG), etc.
- Attend small gatherings designed for connection and development within the generosity community.
- Stay informed through regular updates on NCF’s tools and opportunities to better steward what God has entrusted to us.
- Meet with our team at least once/year to review progress, share insights, and deepen your engagement as a Generosity Champion.
How does NCF support Generosity Champions?
Regular communication.
We’ll keep you informed about upcoming events, educational opportunities, and prayer requests from our community of givers (while respecting confidentiality).
Prayer community
Our team prays for our Generosity Champions on a regular basis. Email us if you have a specific request, and please know that we keep requests confidential.
Connection-making, community-building gatherings
Be part of small, informal gatherings to strengthen connections and foster community among generosity advocates and invite others into that time
Who should be a Generosity Champion?
You should be a Generosity Champion if you are:
- Passionate about giving
- Desiring to use your influence to advance generosity in others
- A well-respected, well-connected Christian giver in the community
- Not interested in board “status” or detailed governance work