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In 2010, TechMission...

  • Matched 13,630 volunteers through ChristianVolunteering.org & programs
  • Funded 92 full-time interns for 45 Ministries serving 4,118 at-risk youth through TechMission Corps
  • Served over 1.8 million unique visitors to UrbanMinistry.org & other websites
  • Provided accredited college courses with 366 student registrations through City Vision College
  • Provided $12.8 million in resources to sites only spending $1.5 million (858% return on investment)


TechMission Real Impact Stories

Domonique's Story

KidWorks, located in Santa Ana, CA hosted its 9th Annual Christmas Store on December 18, 2010. Many of the neighborhood families cannot afford to buy toys for their children, and the Christmas Store is where parents can shop for children's at just 10-20% of retail value.

I heard buzz around the office about how crazy the store could and would be, but I never took into account all of the families' lives it could touch.

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Kelly's Story

When working with children, there are many days that go by monotonously. Behavior, homework, and classroom procedures can sometimes seem to be a routine. It is often a challenge to step back and look at the large-scale change. However, the changes in the children and families, whether large or small, are the very things that teach me and motivate me to go on.

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Andrea's Story

Through ChristianVolunteering.org, I served with an organization called Christ for the City International (CFCI) in Omaha, NE. CFCI has a ministry called Urban Plunge where I served for one week in July. It was my first missions trip!

God has burdened my heart to do urban missions trips around the U.S. As I searched through ChristianVolunteering.org, I found Urban Plunge listed and the Spirit led me to join with them!

With Urban Plunge, I toured and served with nine different ministries (a prison ministry, men's shelters, family shelters, Missions for All Nations, a food pantry, and a homeless shelter). I even had an opportunity to share my faith and the Gospel of Jesus Christ which is what I love doing.

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Stephanie's Story

Stephanie from Davenport, Florida discovered a way to volunteer from thousands of miles away. Through ChristianVolunteering.org, Stephanie found an opportunity to serve as a virtual administrative assistant for Orphanages of Africa (OFA)--an international humanitarian organization in Canada. Virtual volunteering is a way for volunteers to serve online from their office or home. On ChristianVolunteering.org, there are virtual volunteering opportunities like grant writing, computer programming, language translation, web design, and marketing where people can volunteer without having to travel.

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TechMission in the News

Vision for the Christian Social Graph

Executive Director Andrew Sears outlines a "Vision for the Christian Social Graph".

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TechMission: Connecting People to the Poor

In the past 10 years, technology and the Internet has been transforming society. As the world becomes more connected electronically, we become more disconnected relationally. America is now more segregated than it was before the Civil Rights movement, and there are now more African-Americans in prisons and under the U.S. correctional system than there were slaves.

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Volunteering 2.0: Faith, Family, Technology

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TechMission was recently highlighted in 100 Huntley's special piece about volunteering! Becca Nelson describes experiences in coordinating volunteers without ever meeting face to face: check it out, then visit http://www.christianvolunteering.org.

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