Reaching the Ends of the Earth with Mission Aviation Fellowship

In 2024, the Amicus Foundation supported Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) as they brought life-saving care and the hope of the gospel to some of the most remote places on earth. From delivering vaccines in the Congo, to helping launch a school in Papua, Indonesia, MAF’s work reflects our shared commitment to meet both physical and spiritual needs. Through thousands of flights, MAF reached isolated communities with medical aid, Bibles, and compassionate support—all made possible by dedicated partners like you.
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Serving Children of Incarcerated Parents Throughout the Year

This spring the Amicus Foundation proudly awarded a grant in support of Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree program—a mission-driven initiative that reaches children and families impacted by incarceration. The purpose of this grant was twofold. First, to strengthen and expand church participation in the Angel Tree Christmas Program through enhanced training and engagement strategies. Second, to fund summer camp scholarships for Angel Tree children, giving them the opportunity to experience spiritual growth, community connection, and the joy of childhood in a nurturing camp environment.

Conservation Partnerships in Zakouma National Park, Chad

In April 2021, the Amicus Foundation traveled to Zakouma National Park in Chad to observe the elephant anti-poaching teams at work within the park. As a result of this trip, the Amicus Foundation funded a portion of the ranger training and supplies to continue to support their conservation efforts.
Conservation efforts in many national parks across Africa are dependent on community engagement. Rangers, in national parks like Zakouma, build relationships with the villages surrounding the park and provide community support and outreach to them. In return the villagers help control outsiders from coming into their villages and the neighboring national park to poach elephants and other wildlife. The integrated conservation approach of African Parks has helped restore the elephant population in Zakouma as well as many other critical ecosystems. With both the courage and persistence of its diverse people, Zakouma National Park is an inspiration for what is possible when partnerships are formed with a common vision to protect biodiversity for the sake of people and wildlife.

Empowering Independence at ITG

In the fall of 2024, the Amicus Foundation awarded a grant to Independence Through GRACE to support staff certification in benefits counseling. This specialized training equipped team members to better assist individuals with disabilities in navigating public benefits like SSI and SSDI, empowering them to make informed employment decisions. With this support, ITG continues to advance its mission of helping adults with developmental disabilities achieve greater independence and self-sufficiency.

Changing a Child’s Story Through Advocacy

At the Amicus Foundation, we are committed to protecting the most vulnerable—especially children who have experienced abuse or neglect. That’s why we’re honored to support the Montana CASA/GAL Association and their vital mission: to ensure every child in Montana’s foster care system has a trained, compassionate advocate by their side.

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) and GAL (Guardian Ad Litem) volunteers are appointed by judges to represent the best interests of a child in court. These consistent adult advocates offer stability, support, and a trusted voice during a child’s most uncertain moments. By partnering with local CASA programs and child protective services across the state, Montana CASA/GAL is changing the trajectory of young lives—one child at a time.
As supporters of this work, we believe every child deserves to be seen, heard, and safe.