Fund the work
Money is what turns a name on a list into a person who can hear. A one-time gift, a monthly gift, a church offering, or a business sponsorship all go straight to hearing aids and the care around them.
Ears to Hear is built on partnership by design. Right now, partnering with us comes down to two things: the funds that pay for hearing aids and care, and every opportunity to tell people about Ears to Hear so they will pray, talk, and share.
Money is what turns a name on a list into a person who can hear. A one-time gift, a monthly gift, a church offering, or a business sponsorship all go straight to hearing aids and the care around them.
A Sunday service, a small group, a civic club, a staff meeting, a school assembly, a conference. Give us a few minutes in front of your people and we will tell the story of Ears to Hear and what it takes to help someone hear.
Put Ears to Hear on your church’s prayer list. Pray for the people waiting to hear, for wisdom in every place we are invited to work, and for the funds to get there.
Most people have never thought about what it costs to go without hearing. Tell your family, your friends, your coworkers, and your congregation. Every conversation is a doorway for someone else to join.
Follow Ears to Hear on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, then share what we post. A share reaches people we would never meet on our own.
A giving Sunday, a matching-gift challenge at work, a benefit dinner, a birthday fundraiser. Tell us what you have in mind and we will help you make it happen.
There is no application. A conversation comes first.
Tell us who you are, your church, group, or business, and how you would like to help. A few sentences is plenty.
We work out what would help most: a visit to share in person, a short video, printed materials, or a giving page for your group.
We bring the story. You bring the people. Together we get more people praying, talking, sharing, and giving.
Every field is optional except the ones marked required. If you would rather just email us, that is perfectly welcome too.
Gifts pay for the hearing aids, the fittings, the follow-up, and the miles between a device and the person who needs it.