 Welcome to The Micah Project! Our mission is to advance the gospel of Jesus Christ as a means to reconciliation, justice, and mercy.
“And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God” (Micah 6:8, NIV). The Micah Project has three areas of emphasis: Technical Empowerment- We help build the capacity of organizations whose missions demonstrate a Biblical worldview. We apply knowledge and experience gained over more than 60 years of combined service to the nonprofit sector. Our focus is in addressing developmental needs involving financial management, board governance, legal compliance, and special event planning. Learn more . . . Evangelistic & social justice empowerment - We support activities that proclaim the life transforming power of the Christian gospel, including the sponsorship of speakers, evangelistic events, and the creation of published materials that support this objective. Financial empowerment - We make grants, contributions, and below-market loans to help seed activities that proclaim the gospel. Grants and loans are accompanied by consultative support where appropriate. Man from Macedonia: My Life of Service,
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News2024 Accomplishments
There's rarely a dull moment at The Micah Project. By serving in leadership, advisory, and educational roles to various ministry organizations, along with continuing promotion of Man from Macedonia, The Micah Project continued its support of Christian evangelism and social justice.
Child Evangelism Fellowship was busy last year, with a new goal to reach 100 million children per year by 2032. We are honored to work alongside the wonderful, committed staff and Board members to reach this goal. The Micah Project provided pro bono technical and governance related assistance to public charities and individuals regarding financial management, compliance, and organizational development, and authored articles and updates in these areas. Debbie traveled to Greece on a "Steps of Paul Tour," and while there met with Stefanos and Magda Botonis, the Child Evangelism Fellowship national directors for Greece. They serve in a hard place where Greek Orthodoxy is the official religion, and 90% of the people identify themselves as Greek Orthodox. The church seldom partners with other evangelical groups. 
Allisha and Niah Merrill, tour hosts; Magna Botonis, Gail Coleman, Debbie, and Stephanos Botonis
The Micah Project partners with Child Evangelism Fellowship to Reach Children with The Good News of the GospelDennis and Debbie serve as volunteers with Child Evangelism Fellowship. Debbie serves on the International Board of Trustees, where she serves as secretary and chair of the USA Ministries Committee. Dennis acts as a consultant with the finance committee.
Child Evangelism Fellowship is the largest ministry in the world dedicated solely to children. We have active work in over 200 countries. The signature program of CEF is the Good News Club, held anyplace where children safely gather. The most common location for Good News Clubs in the US is in the public school, after school hours. 
The International Board of Trustees at their meeting in Warrenton, MO, September 2022.
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IRA charitable rollovers are now a permanent part of the tax law. There is at least one little known caveat that you must be aware of in order to protect your clients and donors from adverse consequences. See the article. |
The Micah Project is the registered operating name of The Deborah and Dennis Walsh Foundation, a North Carolina nonprofit corporation recognized as a tax exempt private operating foundation under Section 501(c)(3) and 4942(j)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The Micah Project is qualified to receive tax deductible contributions under the rules applicable for contributions to public charities pursuant to Section 170(b)(1)(A)(vii).
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Copyright © 2007-2025 The Deborah and Dennis Walsh Foundation
