 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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NewsThe Micah Project partners with Child Evangelism Fellowship to Reach Children with The Good News of the GospelDennis and Debbie are now serving on the Leadership Committee of CEF of the Greater Greensboro Area. The signature program of CEF is the Good News Club, held anyplace where children safely gather. The most common location for a Good News Club is in the public school, after school hours.
CEFGGA currently coordinates six After School Good News Clubs in Guilford and Rockingham (NC) counties. Good News Clubs are sponsored by local churches who provide volunteers and resources to hold Good News Clubs in the schools in their communities. The goal of CEFGGA is to have a Good News Club in every elementary school in our two county service area. That's 82 schools total - 67 in Guilford county and 15 in Rockingham. We currently have three in each county with a fourth soon to begin in Rockingham County We need 75 churches to adopt a local school, and host an After School Good News Club so that children who do not attend church, may have the opportunity to hear and respond to the Good News of the Gospel. WE need additional churches to volunteer to host After School Good News Clubs in YMCAs, Boys and Girls Clubs, community centers, and other places where after school programs are held. CEF also offers other programs, including 5-Day Clubs in the summer, and Christian Youth in Action (CYIA) summer missionary opportunities for youth 12 and older. If you would like more information about volunteer opportunities, club locations, or summer missionaries, click here. New Section 199A - Sharpen Your Pencils
New Internal Revenue Code Section 199A, providing a deduction for business income from flow-through entities, is confusing and complex, but offers many planning opportunities once it is understood. Dennis provides perspective with helpful insight into some of the many considerations we face. Read more …
Planning for the Unrelated Business Income Changes
Among the sweeping reforms passed in the new tax law are dramatic changes to the reporting of Unrelated Business Taxable Income (UBTI). Dennis helps clarify the new rules. Read more …
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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).
Copyright © 2007-2018 The Deborah and Dennis Walsh Foundation
Copyright © 2007-2018 The Deborah and Dennis Walsh Foundation
