Give, and Know Exactly Where It Goes
Todd and Tina Marinshaw and Dara Hibben started iPrevail in 2013, after Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines. Thirteen years later, the same all-volunteer team funds Danilo’s fresh start in Manila, Hungry Saturday meals for about 200 neighbors each month in Orlando, and support for foster teens across Central Florida.
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Volunteer run, from the founders down. Nobody draws a salary, and the tools we run on are nonprofit grants from Google, Salesforce and QuickBooks. Your gift goes to the work.
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Pick a specific gift and we will make it happen. You will know exactly what your gift did.
Back-to-School
Our priority campaign this season. Help a foster teen start the school year ready.
Fully fund it
Back-to-School
Backpack for a foster teen
$50
A new backpack packed with supplies for one foster teen’s first day.
Back-to-School
First-day-outfit gift card
$40
The teen picks their own first-day outfit. Dignity is the gift.
Foster Friends
For the teens in Central Florida foster group homes we stand with all year.
Fully fund it
Foster Friends
Birthday box
$50
Cake, gifts, and a real celebration for a kid who would otherwise get nothing on their birthday.
Foster Friends
Movie-night pizza
$50
Pizza for a group-home movie night.
Foster Friends
Welcome duffel for a teen entering care
$40
Foster kids often arrive with their belongings in trash bags. This is a duffel packed with basics so they arrive with dignity.
Chip in toward it. Every gift is a share.
Foster Friends
Restaurant dinner for a whole foster home
Any amount
A real restaurant dinner for a whole foster home, about 8 people. Goal: $250. Every gift is a share of the table.
Foster Friends
Sponsor a memory
Any amount
Paintball day, prom help, or a craft class. The things they will still talk about at 30. Goal: $250.
Hungry Saturday
Third Saturday of every month at the Samaritan Resource Center in Orlando.
Come serve with us first. The best gift is your Saturday morning. Bring a friend, bring the kids (12 and up), bring something to share. Sign up to serve.
Can’t make it? Cover part of the meal.
Hungry Saturday
50 pairs of socks
$25
Handed out at the end of service. The most-requested item on the line.
Hungry Saturday
Grab-and-go snack bags
$30
For neighbors who cannot stay for the meal.
Hungry Saturday
Hygiene kit
$25
Deodorant, toothbrush, and basics for a foster teen or a Hungry Saturday guest.
Chip in toward it. Every gift is a share.
Hungry Saturday
Sloppy Joes meal
Any amount
A hot Sloppy Joes meal served at Hungry Saturday. Goal: $200. Every gift is a share.
Every Gift Counts
Always open. Give any amount, any time.
Always on
Every Gift Counts
Give where it’s needed most
Any amount
Not sure? Give what you can and we will put it where it is needed most.
Every Gift Counts
Monthly sustaining gift
$10 a month
Become a monthly supporter. Steady giving is what keeps a volunteer-run mission going.
“The generous will prosper; those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed.”
Proverbs 11:25
Where Your Money Goes
$25
Buys a foster teen new clothes or a birthday gift they would otherwise go without.
$50
Stocks a gift card that feeds an entire group home for a night.
Past gifts bought a Typhoon Haiyan survivor 6 piglets to rebuild his livelihood after the storm wiped it out.
Other Ways to Help
Give In Kind
In-kind gifts matter just as much as money. Families and individuals have needs that come up fast, so there is always a use for gently used clothing, furniture, medicine, meals, gift boxes, and services. We hand most of it directly to the people we serve.
Volunteer Your Time
Nothing is more valuable than your time. Our main asset is the people who partner with us to meet needs, lead programs, and rally others. Come give whatever time you can spare, in whatever area you have been gifted, and make friends who share your heart.
Host Your Own Fundraiser
Want to raise funds for the work on your own? Gather your friends, your church, or your team, and we will show you how.