About Biglife International
Biglife International Inc’s recent giving is anchored by very large program grants to disciple-making intermediaries and faith-based networks, including $3,082,166 to Quiver International Inc for program services and $3,000,000 to National Christian Foundation for disciple making. That pattern fits its stated aim of empowering believers worldwide to reach and disciple their own people through simple, Scriptural, reproducible disciple-making movements. The foundation’s largest grants sit alongside smaller awards for Bible distribution, Deaf disciple making, hunger relief, clean water, and crisis response, showing a mix of movement support and direct ministry needs. Several grants also point to geographic and ministry partnerships in the southeastern United States, with Florida appearing often among recipients. The grant list includes both recurring support and project-specific awards, such as repeated funding for 1 Body Church in Lutz, Florida and Meta-camp in Dadeville, Alabama, alongside one-time support for organizations working in Bible training, leadership development, and emergency management. Its active project-request program also indicates a structured partnership model for local discipleship movements seeking support for sustainability and community transformation.
What Biglife International Funds
Disciple making sits at the center of Biglife International Inc’s funding. In 2025, the foundation gave $107,850 to Priority Living Servant Catalyst for disciple making and $50,000 to Cru for disciple making, while Converge received $122,506 in 2024 for Deaf disciple making. Bible training and leadership development are also part of the portfolio: Fellowship of Ailbe received $10,000 for Bible training and another $10,000 for equipping for leadership. Beyond training, the foundation funds practical ministry needs tied to community life. Village Worx received $37,500 for providing clean water and $32,000 for breaking poverty in Zimbabwe, while Serv International received $240,000 for providing hunger relief. Crisis-oriented support appears as well, including $29,834 to International Covered Ministries for crisis management.
How Biglife International Gives
Biglife International Inc’s grant sizes are spread widely, with a p25 of $14,544, a median grant of $37,500, and a p75 of $122,506. The recent record shows both multi-year support and single-year awards: 1 Body Church was funded in 2023, 2024, and 2025, Meta-camp appears in 2023 and 2024, Village Worx in 2023 and 2024, and International Covered Ministries in 2024 and 2025. The foundation is not a grantmaker to individuals and does not make program-related investments. Its active Sustainability Project Request process is designed for local discipleship movements and accepts unsolicited project requests, with a form that asks about project context, planning, SWOT analysis, and supporting documents.