Builders International

Builders International is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization that focuses on constructing facilities such as churches, schools, orphanages, medical clinics, and refugee centers around the world. Its mission is to provide places where people can find lasting hope, addressing the spiritual and physical needs of communities globally.

Purpose and Activities

The organization supports the construction of various buildings where people can find hope, including facilities for trafficked children and displaced populations. It facilitates short-term missions trips, enabling churches to mobilize their volunteers for these construction projects. Builders International works closely with the Assemblies of God World Missions to achieve its objectives[2][4].

Financial Overview

As of 2023, Builders International reported revenues of approximately $6.56 million, with expenses amounting to around $5.95 million. Its total assets were listed at $1.38 million, while liabilities were noted at $114,000. The primary sources of revenue include contributions and program services, making up about 59.1% and 40.8% of the total revenue, respectively[1].

Leadership and Governance

The organization's leadership includes a board of directors comprising individuals from various backgrounds, such as church leaders and business professionals. Key figures include Dr. JoAnn Butrin, Ryan Moore, Donald Gibson, Kert Parsley, Wayne Clark, Joe Gies, Gary Ellison, Josh Kubik, and Avon Fowler[3].

Operational Structure

Builders International relies heavily on missionaries who are part of the Assemblies of God World Missions. These missionaries raise their own funds to support their work, distinguishing them from typical staff members. The organization also engages a diverse team of staff and volunteers with skills ranging from marketing to project development. Short-term construction teams are a key part of their operations[4].