HOW WE HELP
The Wildflower Project supports youth by strengthening the churches, ministries, camps, nonprofits, schools, community programs, and other organizations that serve them.
As a newly established nonprofit, we are building our programs carefully and responsibly. Our support may include grants, supplies, sponsorships, practical resources, scholarship funding provided through approved organizations, training, and hands-on assistance as funding and capacity allow.
We generally provide support through approved organizations and programs rather than making unrestricted cash payments directly to individual youth.
Program & Ministry Support
Wildflower may provide grants, supplies, equipment, or other approved resources to qualifying organizations and programs serving youth. Examples may include:
- program materials and supplies
- approved equipment
- curriculum-related resources
- activity or event expenses
- practical program needs
- small grants for qualifying youth-serving programs
General Scholarship Fund
The General Scholarship Fund helps approved organizations reduce eligible program, event, camp, ministry, school, or activity costs for the young people they serve.
Wildflower provides scholarship support to the approved recipient organization. The recipient organization normally determines which individual youth ultimately benefit.
Training & Youth Safety Resources
The Wildflower Project is developing practical training and youth-safety resources to help churches and youth-serving organizations strengthen their volunteer programs, safeguarding practices, fundraising knowledge, and operational readiness. Resources may include:
- volunteer and representative training
- youth-safety starter resources
- transportation and event-safety checklists
- practical implementation guides
- fundraising and partnership education
Wildflower does not provide legal certification or guarantee that an organization is legally compliant. Organizations should consult qualified legal counsel or appropriate authorities when legal advice is needed.
Hands-On Support
Sometimes support means more than writing a check. As capacity allows, Wildflower representatives and volunteers may help approved organizations with:
- community fundraising efforts
- program or event support
- connecting organizations with useful resources
- identifying potential partnerships
- practical implementation assistance
Wildflower does not assume responsibility for operating or supervising another organization’s youth program unless Wildflower has expressly agreed to do so.
Camps, Retreats & Activities
Wildflower may help approved organizations provide meaningful camps, retreats, youth activities, and other experiences by assisting with eligible program expenses, supplies, or other approved costs.
This support is normally provided to the organization or program, rather than as unrestricted cash directly to an individual participant.
Supplies & Practical Resources
Wildflower may help qualifying youth-serving organizations obtain materials and practical resources needed for their programs. Examples may include:
- program supplies
- approved equipment
- teaching or activity materials
- youth-program resources
- in-kind donations
- other documented program needs
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
Community Partnerships & Sponsorships
We believe meaningful youth work happens through relationships. Wildflower seeks to work alongside churches, ministries, nonprofits, camps, businesses, makers, volunteers, schools where appropriate, and community organizations already serving young people. Wildflower is incorporated in Montana and may support qualifying U.S.-based organizations and programs as our capacity and local relationships grow.
Partnerships may include:
- Sponsorships
- In-kind donations
- Collaborative fundraising
- Shared resources
- Approved program support
- Community connections
Working Alongside Those Who Serve Youth
The Wildflower Project is a Christian public charity, not a church. Our goal is to strengthen the people and organizations already investing in young people, in communities where Wildflower has the capacity, relationships, and approved support structure to serve.