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Put Kingdom resources behind Kingdom relationships

Some Christians have financial resources. Others have relational reach. HNGRY puts those funds behind Hosts with relational reach and gives supporters a window into what happens next.

Put Kingdom resources behind Hosts who already know the people they're reaching by name. Then see the studies, Scripture, stories, receipts, and multiplication your generosity helps make possible.

What your giving has done · since launch

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What it looks like

Real hosts. Real studies. Real receipts.

Daniel Patterson and friends around the table at Mom's Family Diner — A real post from the HNGRY feed

Receipt from Mom's Family Diner — A real post from the HNGRY feed

How we steward it

Every reimbursement requires an itemized receipt, capped at $15 per person.
Guests confirm they were actually there.
Hosts never handle anyone's gift. They submit itemized meal receipts, and nothing moves until an approver signs off.
An approver is a host who has been doing this a while. Their men and women started hosting studies of their own, and over time they earned approval capability. They confirm the study was a real, in-person, Scripture-centered gathering.
Every host is personally approved first, and signs HNGRY's foundational beliefs and behavior commitments before leading.
Many hosts give their reimbursement back so it funds another study.
Reimbursement between the same two individuals is capped at 52 weeks to encourage multiplication — hosts are expected to raise up new hosts rather than meet indefinitely with the same small group.
Donors, members, hosts, and approvers all see the same system. Studies, passages, attendance confirmations, receipts, and caps are visible in the platform, not summarized in a report later.

Read the standard every host signs: HNGRY host beliefs, behaviors, and approved study material.

We are an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 42-1917483.

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Put Kingdom resources behind Kingdom relationships

Some Christians have financial resources. Others have relational reach. HNGRY puts those funds behind Hosts with relational reach and gives supporters a window into what happens next.

Put Kingdom resources behind Hosts who already know the people they're reaching by name. Then see the studies, Scripture, stories, receipts, and multiplication your generosity helps make possible.

What it looks like

Real hosts. Real studies. Real receipts.

Daniel Patterson

hosted a Bible study · July 3

Hebrews 13 at the tableTulsa, OK

We need to stand firm on who Jesus is as believers. Jesus is the Son of God, creator of the universe. If we get that wrong, we get everything else wrong.

Mom's Family Diner

$45.00

Daniel Patterson · Maceo Doctor · Logan Jones

A real post from the HNGRY feed

How we steward it

Every reimbursement requires an itemized receipt, capped at $15 per person.
Guests confirm they were actually there.
Hosts never handle anyone's gift. They submit itemized meal receipts, and nothing moves until an approver signs off.
An approver is a host who has been doing this a while. Their men and women started hosting studies of their own, and over time they earned approval capability. They confirm the study was a real, in-person, Scripture-centered gathering.
Every host is personally approved first, and signs HNGRY's foundational beliefs and behavior commitments before leading.
Many hosts give their reimbursement back so it funds another study.
Reimbursement between the same two individuals is capped at 52 weeks to encourage multiplication — hosts are expected to raise up new hosts rather than meet indefinitely with the same small group.
Donors, members, hosts, and approvers all see the same system. Studies, passages, attendance confirmations, receipts, and caps are visible in the platform, not summarized in a report later.

Read the standard every host signs: HNGRY host beliefs, behaviors, and approved study material.

We are an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 42-1917483.