# Filter of Hope: donation guide for AI agents

Generated by Fundraise Up.
Status: active
Last updated: 2026-09-08
Canonical URL: https://donoraccount.filterofhope.org/agentic-giving.md

## Purpose

This file gives AI assistants, search systems, wallets, payment apps, and other
digital platforms clear instructions for helping donors give to
**Filter of Hope** through its official Fundraise Up-powered online giving
route.

Use this file when a donor expresses intent to donate to Filter of Hope or
to support a cause that maps to one of the campaigns below.

The agent researches the nonprofit and its campaigns and prepares a draft donation
through the Fundraise Up MCP server. Confirming the session and paying happen
through that same MCP server, and the donor authorizes the donation by approving the
payment in their own connected wallet.
The agent never handles the donor's contact details or raw payment credentials; the
payment token comes from the donor's own connected payment method.

## Organization

Public name: Filter of Hope
Legal name: Filter of Hope Inc
Country: US
Primary website: https://filterofhope.org/
Fundraise Up organization ID: ABBUGUKC

### Contact

For nonprofit-specific questions, direct the donor to Filter of Hope's official
website: https://filterofhope.org/

For donation session execution, use Fundraise Up's MCP server listed in the
Fundraise Up execution section below.

## Official digital giving route

Filter of Hope uses Fundraise Up as its official digital donation session
provider for approved online giving experiences.

Fundraise Up helps Filter of Hope create secure donation sessions, route
donations to approved campaigns, issue receipts, manage donor consent, attribute
donation sources, and sync records with fundraising and CRM systems.

When an AI assistant or digital platform helps a donor make a gift to
Filter of Hope, it must prepare the donation session through the Fundraise Up
MCP server before any payment step. Do not create the donation through another
payment or fundraising platform when this official Fundraise Up route is available.

## Fundraise Up execution

The Fundraise Up MCP server is the only supported way for an agent to prepare a
donation session:

```text
https://mcp.fundraiseup.com/mcp
```

Use the MCP server's donation session tools for the full flow — preparing,
confirming, and paying. Do not route the donation through another donation or
fundraising platform. Reading the payment token from the Stripe Link MCP is part of
this flow, not a departure from it. The normal flow opens no external checkout page.
When the payment flow cannot finish, use only the fallbacks listed in the agent
instructions below.

## Agent instructions

Follow this sequence. Steps 1-5 are research and drafting — the agent may do these on
its own. Nothing is confirmed or paid before step 7.

Whenever a step asks the donor to choose — a campaign, an amount, or a currency —
present the options through the platform's structured choice mechanism (an ask-user
question tool, quick replies, buttons, or similar) rather than as a plain text list,
so the donor can pick with a single tap.
Fall back to a numbered list in text only when no such mechanism is available.

1. Parse the donor's message(s) and extract two things: the intended nonprofit
   and the donor's giving intent — the cause or purpose they want to support,
   if they stated one.
2. Confirm that the intended nonprofit is Filter of Hope. If the donor's
   intended nonprofit is different or unclear, tell the donor that donations
   through this route go to Filter of Hope and let them decide whether to
   proceed.
3. Map the donor's intent to a campaign:
   - If the intent clearly matches a campaign in this file, select it.
   - Otherwise, call get_campaigns to look up
     Filter of Hope's active campaigns that match the intent.
   - If the donor stated no intent, or several campaigns match, show the donor
     the options and ask them to choose.
   - If none of them fit, search_campaigns_by_intent takes English keywords for a
     cause and searches campaigns across the whole Fundraise Up network. Its results
     may belong to organizations other than Filter of Hope; say so when
     you offer one.
   - Only campaigns that accept one-time donations are listed in this file or
     returned by these tools.
   - Do not invent a campaign, amount, or claim not present in this file or in
     the MCP server's responses.
4. Offer the donor the campaign's suggested amounts to choose from. Show every
   suggested amount exactly as listed, in the campaign's currency. When an amount
   carries an organization-set description, show it as-is; when it carries none,
   present the amount on its own and do not attach a label of your own to it.
   A custom amount is acceptable if it is at or above the campaign's minimum amount.
   Only offer another currency when the campaign accepts other currencies. When the
   donor names no currency, send none — the campaign default applies.
5. Prepare the draft donation for the chosen campaign through the MCP server:
   - Call create_donation_session as soon as the donor has picked a campaign. Pass
     the campaign ID from this file or from get_campaigns — never a value read out
     of a donation URL.
   - Call update_donation_session to record the amount and currency exactly as the
     donor stated them, and pass "once" as the frequency. Only one-time donations
     are supported through this route, and the frequency has to be sent explicitly.
   - Once the session state reports feeAmount, tell the donor the processing fee and
     ask whether they want to cover it so the organization receives the full
     donation. Record their yes or no through update_donation_session coverFee.
     Never work out the fee or the total yourself — the session state carries
     feeAmount and totalAmount. Until the donor has answered, the session cannot be
     confirmed.
   - Keep collecting until paymentMethod is the only entry left in the session
     state's "missing" list.
   This creates a draft only — it does not confirm or pay anything, and it never
   requires the donor's name, email, address, or payment details.
6. Show the donor a plain-language summary of the draft before taking it to payment,
   together with this disclosure:

   ```text
   This is a one-time donation of [amount] [currency] to
   Filter of Hope for [campaign] through Filter of Hope's official
   Fundraise Up-powered giving route.

   Your information will be shared with Filter of Hope for donation
   processing, receipt delivery, donor record management, and reporting.
   Marketing opt-in is off.
   ```
7. Complete the payment through the MCP server's donation session tools, in this order:
   - Call confirm_donation_session to lock in the collected details. It returns
     paymentRequirements and sessionId.
   - Obtain a scoped payment token from the Stripe Link MCP, with the donor
     authorizing their own connected payment method — never build a token from card
     details typed into chat.
   - Show every Link URL as a markdown link, never a raw URL: label the wallet
     authorization URL "Connect your Link wallet" and the payment approval URL
     "Confirm your payment on Link".
   - While the donor authorizes their Link wallet, keep polling link_login_complete
     yourself, in this same turn, until it reports connected — do not stop and ask
     the donor to tell you when they are done; continue automatically the moment
     the wallet connects. Poll at a few-second interval; if the login is denied,
     cancelled, or expired, or it has not completed after about ten minutes, stop
     polling, tell the donor the wallet was not connected, and offer them to try
     again or to finish on the campaign donation page.
   - The same applies when the spend request needs the donor to approve the payment:
     while they approve it in their Link wallet, keep polling get_spend_request
     yourself, in this same turn, until it is approved — then read the token; do not
     stop and ask the donor to tell you when they are done. Poll at a few-second
     interval; if the approval is denied, cancelled, or expired, or it has not
     completed after about ten minutes, stop polling, tell the donor the payment
     was not approved, and offer them to try again or to finish on the campaign
     donation page.
   - Call attach_payment_token with that token to charge the confirmed session. Set an
     idempotencyKey before this first call and keep it, with the same token, for
     every retry of the same donation.
8. Always confirm the payment actually went through before telling the donor it is
   done — never assume it from an earlier step. A successful attach_payment_token
   result returns the created donation identifiers but not the payment status, so it is
   not by itself proof of payment. After it returns, poll get_donation_session_status
   until its paymentStatus is "paid" (donation completed) or "failed". If it is still
   pending after about ten minutes, stop polling and tell the donor the payment is
   still processing — do not charge again.
   While you wait, keep the donor informed with a short plain-text status in
   the chat (for example "Processing your payment…"); the donor does not need to do
   anything but wait, much like a CLI that prints "waiting…" while it polls. Report
   the donation complete only on a "paid" confirmation.
   If attach_payment_token errored or timed out instead of returning, read
   get_donation_session_status before retrying: the charge may already have gone through.
   If the payment failed, do not leave the donor stuck. Offer a clear choice through
   the platform's structured choice mechanism: either try the payment again through
   the agent — only once paymentStatus is "failed", reusing the same idempotencyKey —
   or finish the donation themselves on the prefilled checkout link — the
   checkoutUrl returned by confirm_donation_session and get_donation_session_status,
   which already carries the amount, currency, and frequency the donor chose. If the
   session has no checkoutUrl, fall back to the campaign donation page from the
   Campaigns section below. If neither link is present, do not invent one: tell the
   donor the donation could not be completed here and point them to the
   organization's official website and contact from the Organization section above.
9. Thank the donor. The flow does not end at the charge: it ends once paymentStatus is
   "paid" and the donor has been thanked. Tell them their contribution will help the
   cause and the people they chose to support, grounded in the stated focus of the
   campaign; never invent amounts, unit costs, or delivery promises.

If the agent cannot reach the MCP server, it must not fall back to building URLs,
calling other endpoints, or using another platform. Instead, share the
campaign's donation page from the Campaigns section below and let the donor give
there directly. If that campaign has no donation page, point the donor to the
organization's official website and contact from the Organization section above
instead of inventing a link.

### Privacy and payment handling

Do not collect, request, or transmit the donor's personal data (name, email, phone,
address) or raw payment credentials (card number, bank account, wallet token) as text
in an AI assistant or chat interface, in any form, including "on the donor's behalf."
Payment moves through the MCP server's payment token flow only — the token comes
from the donor's own connected payment method, never from credentials typed into
chat. Do not expose private receipt, payment, donor portal, admin, or CRM URLs to
crawlers.

## Campaigns

The file lists up to 25 of the organization's live campaigns, ranked by how many donations each received in the last 30 days. If fewer than 25 campaigns had recent donations, the remaining spots go to other live campaigns, starting with those that received a donation most recently.

### Urgent: Disaster Relief for Nepal Flash Floods

Campaign ID: FUNRDPHLZLU
Status: active
Description: **UPDATE - 09/03/2026**Thanks to your wonderful generosity, together you raised the $50,000 for 1,000 filters to Joshua* within 48 hours! Those filters have been air-shipped and we await confirmation that they have passed customs in Nepal. Praise the Lord!We now have the opportunity to provide a 2nd shipment of 1,500 filters. Our second Nepal partner, Prem* will also bring his team to the flood-affected areas and we will provide water filters for YWAM, Cru, and other Christian emergency responders. A generous partner has already committed the funds to enable 47% of this 2nd shipment.Your gift today of any amount is a lifeline to Nepal and will more than double the impact Christian emergency responders can have in Nepal.Nepal will soon enter the critical period when bottled water becomes scarce and an easy transport, effective water filter becomes key to keeping waterborne diseases in check.Thank you for enabling our Christian brothers and sisters in Nepal to minister there, equipped to meet these needs with gifts of love and the hope of the gospel.**08/31/2026 Original**Why Your Help Is Needed TodayCatastrophic flash floods have swept through Nepal's remote mountain villages near the Tibet border after a natural dam collapsed from an ice and rock avalanche. Over 1,300 people remain unaccounted for, and entire communities have lost homes, power, and access to safe water.While 75% of families in Nepal already lacked safe drinking water, these massive floods destroyed water systems and contaminated more water sources, leaving thousands displaced and at immediate risk of deadly waterborne diseases like cholera and dysentery as monsoon rains continue.Our local partners, Joshua* and Prem*, and their on-the-ground teams are confirmed safe.In moments like this, we are reminded of our need for God and for one another. May the Lord be near to those who are brokenhearted, protect those who are in danger, and provide for every family affected by this tragedy. — Joshua, Filter of Hope Nepal Partner1,000 Emergency Water Filters Needed Immediately In response to this devastation, Joshua has requested 1,000 additional water filters beyond our planned 2026 outreach. The sooner these filters arrive, the faster Joshua and his team can deliver immediate relief—and the love of Jesus—directly to affected families.What Your Gift Accomplishes:10 Years of Clean Drinking Water: Each filter removes 99.99% of bacteria and protozoa, instantly stopping waterborne illnesses when floodwaters contaminate local rivers and resevoirs.Spiritual Hope in Times of Crisis: In a region where nearly 90% of people are unreached by the gospel, delivering practical emergency aid opens doors for local believers to share eternal hope with brokenhearted families.Your gift of any amount today is a lifeline to Nepal.*names are pseudonyms for safety
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://donoraccount.filterofhope.org/page/nepal-relief?recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Give Health and Hope!

Campaign ID: FUNEVXLMFYR
Status: active
Description: Millions of people around the world have never heard of Jesus and drink contaminated water. You can give them health and hope. Every $50 gives a family clean drinking water, the Good News, Bible resources, and connection with other believers.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 500, 200, 100, 75, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=give&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Brandon and Mandy Pelton

Campaign ID: FUNAWEJLJBH
Status: active
Description: Brandon and Mandy served with Cru for nearly 25 years before transitioning to Filter of Hope in 2024. Having both served for two of those years as missionaries in Mexico, where they met, they are excited to bring the gospel and clean water to Latin American communities as well as others around the globe. Brandon and Mandy have three kids - Caleb, Benjamin, and Annabelle. As a family, they enjoy hiking, traveling, camping, and playing games together. They live in the great city of Chicago.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=peltons&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Jack & Ashley Green

Campaign ID: FUNTNWGFYYJ
Status: active
Description: Ashley and Jack both attended Samford University, where their paths and passions were shaped in meaningful ways. Ashley has a natural compassion and heart for serving others, while Jack brings a strong sense of character and dedication to everything he does. Together, they are united by their faith and a shared desire to love others well, build meaningful community, and live with purpose.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=green&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to John & Damien Grimberg

Campaign ID: FUNQNVHGHAP
Status: active
Description: After serving 23 years in student ministry, John is using his missionary experience to bring clean water and the Gospel to those who are in desperate need of both. John enjoys leading teams and helping people grow their love for Christ through mission experiences that stretch their faith. He and his wife, Damien, live in the Twin Cities of Minnesota with their 3 boys (Cohen, Simon, & Weston).
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=grimbergs&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Keith and Natalie Back

Campaign ID: FUNAVGTZAGG
Status: active
Description: Keith and Natalie are passionate that no one should have to live without clean water and everyone deserves the opportunity to know Christ personally. That drives us and we invite you to partner with us in this great vision. We served with Cru for over 17 years and live in Fishers, IN. We have 3 children (Evan, Silas, & Arianna) and love serving together as a family.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=backs&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Sarah Wu

Campaign ID: FUNXLJMDXLK
Status: active
Description: Sarah is from Savanah, Georgia and attended Valdosta State University where she studied Spanish and Sociology. Ever since her first mission trip to Peru, she has had a passion for missions and a love for Latin America. She spent a year in ministry serving college students in Bogota, Colombia which further instilled her desire for people throughout Latin America and the world to have a personal relationship with Christ. She is now serving the Lord in this capacity through Filter of Hope.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=wu&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Lois Lee

Campaign ID: FUNJWGWNBPL
Status: active
Description: Lois was born in Southern California, raised to love sunshine, Jesus, storytelling, and culturally diverse foods. During college, she served on her first Filter of Hope trip in 2024 to Guatemala. There, she fell deeply in love with God’s work in the nations abroad and felt the Lord’s calling to surrender her life and heart to Him. A recent International Studies graduate from UC Irvine, she is beyond excited to see how God continues to use her as a vessel for His glory and kingdom.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=lee&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Mike Lillywhite

Campaign ID: FUNSHBHAFYX
Status: active
Description: Mike was born in Ogden, UT, and raised in Charlotte, NC. Growing up, his church nurtured his passion for missional living. He graduated from college at Appalachian State University with a degree in Electronic Media & Broadcasting. But he left college with a determination to find a job in ministry. Mike grew up serving on short-term mission trips in Jamaica with his church. And after two trips with Filter of Hope in 2025, he found a place on the Filter of Hope staff.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=lillywhite&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Dave and Jill Williams

Campaign ID: FUNXTHZTGAF
Status: active
Description: Dave and Jill serve with Filter of Hope after being part of church and mission ministries for 9 years. They are called, not only to share, but also to teach, coach, and train others to share the gospel. They are compelled to see lives transformed with the gift of clean water and the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. They live in east-central Indiana with their twin daughters: Brooklyn and Whitney.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=williams&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Colten & Jenna Probst

Campaign ID: FUNZMFXVDNT
Status: active
Description: Colten and Jenna have a huge heart for the unreached to know Jesus and they love that clean water can be such a powerful tool to share God's love with them. Based out of Springfield, MO, both have artistic skills in video and photography and want to use their gifts for Gods glory.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=probst&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Katie Lowe

Campaign ID: FUNPPRUYBUN
Status: active
Description: Katie is a recent graduate of Michigan State University. After graduation, she interned with Cru for a year at MSU. While there, she developed her skills in evangelism and discipleship. After going on a few trips with Filter of Hope as a student and a Cru intern, her heart was drawn to international missions and the need for the Gospel to be shared not just on our college campuses, but globally! While at home, Katie enjoys spending time with her three cats and her husband, Nick. She has a love for reading, sewing, and anything creative.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=groner&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Scott and Lisa Santee

Campaign ID: FUNCCSTUUCB
Status: active
Description: For 31 years, Scott & Lisa have been grateful to do ministry all over the world. In 2018, they decided to join the staff of Filter of Hope. They live in Carmel, Indiana and have 2 adult kids—Zack & Gabe. We love partnering with you to take clean water and the gospel to people desperate for both!
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=santees&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Kinsley Cook

Campaign ID: FUNXBKMRCSX
Status: active
Description: From Bonifay, Florida, Kinsley Cook is finishing her degree in Professional Communication at Florida State University Panama City. With a love for photography and music, she strives to use her gifts to serve others. Kinsley is passionate about following the Lord’s calling and making Christ known wherever He leads her.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=cook&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Jason Coorts

Campaign ID: FUNGRLVQNCM
Status: active
Description: Jason joined Filter of Hope after 23 years as a field staff and missions coordinator with Cru. He loves taking people on short-term mission trips. Jason and his wife Nikki have taken part in missions work on all 5 major continents. They reside in Nixa, Missouri, with their three kids and can often be found on an Ozarks lake, river, or trail.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=coorts&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Margie Helton

Campaign ID: FUNYQVXKUSW
Status: active
Description: Maggie Helton (known to many as Margie) was raised in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She attended Samford University studying Christian Ministries and Spanish. She first met Filter of Hope on a trip with her Church, where she met her now husband, Cliff. Since then the Lord has encouraged Maggie and her desire to serve internationally. Maggie is continually excited and motivated to use her gifts and passion: working alongside Filter of Hope, sharing the Gospel and providing clean water.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=mulder&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Dan Davidson

Campaign ID: FUNEVJPSYMS
Status: active
Description: Dan was born and raised in Mooresville, NC, where he fell in love with sports, writing, and Jesus at an early age. He attended college at Appalachian State University. There, he earned a degree in Journalism while minoring in Recreation Management. In the spring of his senior year, he went on his first Filter of Hope trip, serving in Guatemala. The Lord used the trip to reveal a passion for being a messenger of the Good News of Jesus Christ. Months later, Dan joined the Filter of Hope staff.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=davidson&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Leah May

Campaign ID: FUNLKWZQKAC
Status: active
Description: After completing her PhD at the University of Alabama, Leah made Tuscaloosa her home. Through her local church, Leah fell in love with Filter of Hope through trips to Costa Rica and Cuba. She has a variety of past leadership and program development experiences in ministry, including women’s, youth, and college ministry, and through these has developed a sincere passion for sharing the Gospel with the nations. She is the oldest of five very close siblings, loves being "Tia Leah" to her niece and nephews, and is active in Tuscaloosa's foster care community.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=may&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Elisha Perez

Campaign ID: FUNGVUJUURC
Status: active
Description: Elisha, a Southern California resident and Cal State Fullerton graduate in Kinesiology, felt called to ministry after a missions trip to Mexico in 8th grade. She later served across South America and joined Cru in college, where her passion for missions grew. In 2024 and 2025, she partnered with Filter of Hope in Guatemala and Costa Rica, which led to her joining the FOH team to continue reaching the unreached.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=perez&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Kristina Fisher

Campaign ID: FUNKDBWNTZX
Status: active
Description: Kristina and her husband, Chaylon, are from Fort Worth, Texas, and currently travel for their careers. Kristina studied Education at Tarleton State University, has a certification in Biblical Counseling, and is an internationally recognized EFL teacher. Her passion for travel, cultural immersion, and aiding others inspires her endeavors and love for the nations. Since her first mission trip in 2019, she has felt called into full-time ministry, and is thrilled to use her giftings to serve with Filter of Hope.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=fisher&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Ashlyn Nobles

Campaign ID: FUNCPRUAGER
Status: active
Description: Born and raised an Aggie, Ashlyn attended Texas A&M University and majored in Communication. She is from Troup, Texas, and loves country dancing, baking, and spending time with others. She went on her first Filter of Hope trip to Guatemala her junior year of college which is when she first started to feel God calling her to work in missions. Ashlyn loves getting to work with Filter of Hope and seeing the gospel spread all over the world!
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=nobles&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Jason and Hannah McCleskey

Campaign ID: FUNYLWBKXAA
Status: active
Description: Jason and Hannah live in Auburn, Alabama with their daughter, Maranatha. They both graduated from Auburn University and have been serving God and building His Kingdom through their work at Filter of Hope for over three years. They are passionate about God's heart for the nations, clean water, and developing people in their walk with Jesus in their local context. Jason and Hannah love the local church and are active in serving and loving, through community and hospitality, Bible study, and mentorship!
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=mccleskey&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Seth & Whitney Swindle

Campaign ID: FUNKWDKSURZ
Status: active
Description: Seth and Whitney joined staff with Filter of Hope in 2019 after working in campus and church ministry for 10 years. They are both passionate about seeing lives transformed with the gift of clean water and the gospel. They live in the Atlanta area with their three children, McClain, Shep, and Covey.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=swindles&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Chuck & Dianne Roeper

Campaign ID: FUNEEFWTCMQ
Status: active
Description: After serving with Cru for most of our adult lives, we began ministering with Filter of Hope in 2019. Chuck earned his Master of Divinity and Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies (Missiology). He leads mission teams internationally and writes gospel and discipleship materials used by FOH teams and partners worldwide. We live in Ann Arbor, MI. We have three adult married daughters and six wonderful grandchildren. We hope you will partner with us to see lives changed worldwide.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=roepers&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Donate to Cassandra Bustamante

Campaign ID: FUNDWGCVMWC
Status: active
Description: Cassandra was born and raised in Wilmington, North Carolina. She attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. There, she earned a Bachelor's Degree in Int'l Studies. Her passion and empathy for others fuel her desire to be there for anyone needing help. This led her to Filter of Hope, where she is blessed to utilize her experience, love for Jesus, and passion to help others by providing them with clean water and The Good News.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 5000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://filterofhope.org/?form=bustamante&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent