GIVING DAY Questions and Answers

Below you will find answers to many common questions about His Voice Global Giving Day: March 31, 2025.

What is His Voice Global Giving Day?

March 31, 2025 marks our fourth annual His Voice Giving Day. This is an event designed to inspire our friends and partners to make their best financial gift as we continue our work to see relationships restored and communities renewed in this new ministry year.

When does it start?

His Voice Global Giving Day will begin at 12:00 am on Monday, March 31, 2025, and runs until 11:59 pm on March 31.

Why should I participate in His Voice Global Giving Day?

Your giving is a critical part of His Voice Global’s success. It funds scholarships for students who otherwise would not be able to attend school in Uganda, South Sudan, and Kenya and supports our programs designed to serve the vulnerable and make reproducible disciples among those in immediate need in East Africa. Giving at this point in the year will help us get off to a good start in 2025. Whether you can give $5 or $500, you are part of the His Voice Family, and you make a difference.

What His Voice Ministry Programs Need Help?

As we work to raise up leaders among the vulnerable, we have four vital, on-going ministry programs: Arise, Shine, Thrive, and Alive

Arise: In 2019, His Voice Global began partnering with locals to build a facility in Uganda called the Arise Center. This campus serves to provide discipleship training for indigenous leaders and is the epicenter of our out-bound ministries. We envision Arise as a place of training and encouragement for all of East Africa.

Shine: Shine is the integrative program His Voice Global launched to care for the most vulnerable in the Arise Center’s community, providing food, access to clean water, medical attention, accessible housing and representation through social workers to ensure they can thrive no matter their circumstances. Because we know many in East Africa face similar hardships, our hope is to replicate Shine in the other areas where we are serving.

Thrive: Thrive provides financial and relational support for the students in the care of His Voice Global as they attend University or Trade Schools. Under the direction of our incredible Family Mentors (missionaries), these students get to attend school without a financial burden, all while living life alongside people who care for them spiritually and emotionally.

Alive: His Voice Global’s Alive Program takes discipleship classes and leadership training into the communities where it is needed most, preparing indigenous people with the skills they need across several countries in East Africa. This program also equips others to holistically walk with those who have experienced trauma, giving the vulnerable the care and attention they deserve to flourish.

Undesignated: Choosing to give an Undesignated contribution to His Voice will help the organization’s domestic and international staff to support the work being done on the field. Without these necessary funds, our program work cannot grow and succeed.

What will my donation fund?

It’s up to you! You may designate your gift to any program or designation that is important to you. When you make your gift, you can select your designation to show your support.

How do I donate?

Giving is easy! Just click the "Donate" button at the top of our website or an email.

Is my gift safe?

Absolutely. Our organization has been engaged in ministry in East Africa for almost 20 years, and we feel called by God to not only continue, but expand our impact on those who are so desperately in need. His Voice Global is an accredited member of ECFA, and we are committed to transparency and financial accountability for our donors. We look forward to providing you with regular reports on how the Lord is using whatever investment you may decide to make.

Will my gift on His Voice Global Giving Day be tax-deductible?

All gifts to His Voice Global, including those on His Voice Global Giving Day supporting specific areas of HVG are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

Still have questions?