Give
Nothing
goes to waste
Two ways to give. One with money, one with what you already have sitting in a closet.
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Whatever you like, whenever you like
There are no tiers here, no suggested levels designed to make a smaller gift feel small, and no monthly commitment to escape from later. You choose the amount. You choose when. If that is one dollar once, it is welcome, and it will be used.
Gifts keep the Cloud moving — the travel to each landing, the instruments, the recording of teaching that stays free to whoever finds it, and the items we pass on to people who need them more than we do.
Please read this before you give. Gifts are received by C-Force Ministry, the legal entity behind Angelic Fellowship Cloud, which is a program of C-Force Ministry. C-Force Ministry’s application for 501(c)(3) status with the IRS is still pending. Until it is approved, your gift is not tax-deductible, and we will not tell you otherwise to make giving easier. If that status changes, we will say so on this page and write to everyone who has given.
See exactly where your donation goes
The Houseless Initiative — the village, the fellowship, and the full blueprint.
Give what you have
Sunday drop-offs
Money is not the only thing worth giving, and for a lot of people it is the hardest thing to spare. So we also take goods — clothing, blankets, shoes, coats, unopened toiletries, school supplies, instruments, books, non-perishable food. It goes to the people we meet wherever we land.
Because the Cloud moves, the drop-off point moves with it. Every Saturday we post the address for the following day's Sunday drop-off, right here.
This Sunday
No drop-off posted yet. Check back Saturday, or call ahead and we will tell you where to bring it.
What we can and cannot take
Yes: clean clothing and shoes, blankets and bedding, unopened hygiene items, non-perishable food in date, books, school supplies, working instruments and electronics.
No: anything broken, soiled, or expired, prescription medication, weapons, car seats, or mattresses. If you would not hand it directly to someone while looking them in the eye, it is not a gift — it is a disposal, and it makes the receiving harder for the person on the other end.
Nothing goes to waste. That is a standard for what arrives, not just a promise about what leaves.
Where it goes
Into the practice and into people's hands. Travel to landings, sound instruments and recording so the teaching stays free, materials for classes, and goods passed directly to those who need them.
No one here draws a salary from this work at present. If that ever changes, it will be written on this page before it happens rather than discovered afterward.
“The best of people are those who bring most benefit
to the rest of
mankind.”Hadith, Daraqutni