Humanitarian relief from Christ for Humanity is not only available to local ministries and walk-in clients but also to Christian organizations meeting needs nationally. CFH’s medical supply room is open to local ministries like Good Samaritan Health Services, providing healthcare to the underserved throughout our community. During times of natural disasters like tornados, hurricanes, and floods, CFH is ready to help ministry teams on the ground in affected areas. Our truck hauled building and medical supplies to Louisiana in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina and provided medical aid through Samaritan’s Purse to residents of New York at the height of the coronavirus epidemic. On several occasions, CFH participated in outreaches on the Dakota/Lakota reservations in North Dakota, providing food and the Gospel to hungry souls. These varied examples of our involvement within the U.S. highlight our desire to shine the light of Christ in the darkness of despair across America whenever possible.

Though Christ for Humanity doesn’t have the funds to transport containers of aid abroad, our ministry has relationships with larger organizations that ship humanitarian relief to Christian doctors and clinics globally. Our ministry’s longstanding ties with area hospitals, clinics, and doctors ensure regular donations of medical equipment and supplies to our organization. Thanks to CFH’s faithful volunteer teams, these goods are sorted, dated, inventoried and palletized. Christian organizations like Samaritan’s Purse, UNTO, Global Ministries, Cornerstone Foundation, and other ministries as well. collect these goods and ship them internationally.

Christ for Humanity partners with a few, highly vetted, international organizations, providing funds for special projects that enhance the Gospel efforts of Christian field missionaries. Over the years, projects have included a widow’s house, water wells, a buffalo breading station, community gardens, and a variety of micro-businesses, designed to provide sustainable income for indigenous Christian leaders as they minister in their home countries. The ministry also has funded the printing of Christian literature like a Chinese Study Bible, New Testaments in the indigenous dialects of northern Mexico, and a wordless Story Book, designed to teach biblical truth in closed countries and among illiterate populations. Funds have been used to purchase medical supplies and food in the Middle East and in Colombia, South America. How grateful our staff and volunteers are to the Lord for providing opportunities to help His children in other parts of the world.