About The Wildflower Project
Faithful Over the Small Things
The Wildflower Project is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) Christian public charity incorporated in Montana.
We exist to support youth and the people who serve them through grants, supplies, sponsorships, practical resources, training, fundraising, and community partnerships.
Our name and our work are rooted in a simple belief: God often uses small acts of faithfulness to make a lasting difference.
OUR MISSION
The Wildflower Project exists to support youth and youth-serving programs through fundraising, grants, supplies, sponsorships, practical resources, training, and community partnerships, helping young people grow in faith, discover purpose, and know that they matter.
Where We Began
Our Story
The Wildflower Project grew from years of loving and serving young people through church, youth programs, camps, foster-care connections, community relationships, family, and everyday life.
Our founders do not have children of their own, but God continually placed young people in their lives to love, encourage, teach, and serve. Over time, those relationships became a reminder that family, influence, and ministry are not always defined by biology.
Some of the moments that matter most in a young person's life can seem very small: being noticed, receiving something they need, having someone show up, being encouraged, or simply knowing that someone cares.
The Wildflower Project was created to be faithful with those opportunities—to help youth and the organizations serving them have the resources, encouragement, and support to keep making those small moments possible.
OUR FAITH
Rooted in Scripture, Faithful in Service
The Wildflower Project is a Christian faith-based nonprofit. Our service is rooted in Scripture, compassion, stewardship, integrity, and the belief that every person is created with value and purpose.
Our work is inspired by Matthew 25:21 and the call to be faithful with what God places in our hands.
The King James Version is our primary English Bible for teaching and Scripture quotations.
OUR APPROACH
Serving Generously, Remaining Accountable
We believe good intentions should be matched by responsible stewardship. As The Wildflower Project grows, we are building systems designed to help us serve generously while remaining accountable to the people, organizations, donors, and communities who place their trust in us.
Practical Help
Responsible Stewardship
Focusing on real, tangible needs in the lives of young people and those who serve them.
Caring faithfully for every resource entrusted to us.
Local Relationships
Careful Review of Requests
Building trust with the people and communities we hope to serve.
Thoughtfully considering each request before resources are committed.
Collaboration
Youth Safety
Seeking to work alongside others who share a heart for young people.
Keeping the safety and well-being of young people at the center of our work.
Accountability
Transparency
Remaining answerable to those who place their trust in us.
Communicating openly about how we operate as we grow.
LEADERSHIP & GOVERNANCE
Guided with Accountability
The Wildflower Project is governed by a Board of Directors responsible for protecting the organization's charitable mission, overseeing its resources, and providing accountability.
As a newly established nonprofit, we are continuing to strengthen our governance structure, policies, and independent oversight as the organization grows.
Our Commitment to Stewardship
We take seriously the responsibility of caring for every donation, resource, relationship, and opportunity entrusted to The Wildflower Project.
Our developing governance and financial controls are designed around transparency, conflict-of-interest safeguards, independent review, responsible use of restricted funds, and careful documentation.
We want generosity given in trust to be handled faithfully.
