How funds move
Money that saves lives.
CSA² does not run food lines or field hospitals. It funds the partners who stay and save lives after those lines are negotiated away.
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The gift
Donors give by card, ACH, check, wire, DAF, stock, or crypto. 501(c)(3) status pending.
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Diligence
CSA² reviews partner identity, local legal standing, past work, and security posture. No grant moves on a story alone.
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Restricted grants
Funds go to vetted local church networks and field teams already operating in Nigeria, the DRC, and other theaters we enter. Partners are described publicly and named privately to major donors.
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Duty of care
Grants cover hardening, early-warning, communications, legal work, and trained local protective security — within the laws of the country of operation.
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Reporting
Principal donors receive briefings. CSA² does not publish operational detail that would put partners at risk.
Security, stated plainly
We take security seriously for those on the ground. Partner teams operate in places traditional relief cannot hold. That is not a license for fantasy.
CSA² funds physical hardening of churches, schools, and clergy housing; early-warning networks; secure communications; and trained local protective security, within the laws of Nigeria and the DRC.
We do not arm combatants. We do not fund attacks. We do not sit idle.
For major donors
Family offices, DAFs, church networks, and foundations can request a private briefing. Partner names, theater maps, and grant terms are shared there — not on this site.