Navigators Throughout the U.S., Navigators is helping to develop ministries among military personnel, college campuses, prisons, inner cities and youth groups.  They provide resources, training and leadership within the framework of their vision and values to help penetrate the U.S. and other nations.

Young Life Making a difference in the lives of kids around the world is the primary mission of Young Life.  The organization’s commitment to relationships has enabled Young Life leaders to help young people develop skills, assets and attitudes to reach their full-potential.  Active in middle schools, high schools and college campuses, Young Life also focuses its efforts in more than 175 urban communities meeting the needs of the inner-city. Additionally, the organization continues to support an international outreach in over 50 countries around the world.

West Dallas Community School Located in one of the most poverty-stricken areas of the U.S., the West Dallas Community School embraces the opportunity to educate and nurture the children growing up in the West Dallas neighborhood.  Credera sponsors several children at the school, which enables them to receive a high-quality education from the West Dallas Community School.

Divine Inheritance There are currently more than 100,000 child soldiers in Southeast Asia. Children as young as 6 years old are trained as soldiers for guerilla warfare. Divine Inheritance exists to save children from the army. The organization feeds, educates and provides shelter for the orphans.  Investing in the boys and girls will create a positive impact and will help these children become moral young leaders in regions consumed with instability, drugs, disease and war. Other programs provided by Divine Inheritance includes: providing water to villages, starting community farms; training and mentorship, and staring schools.

Family Legacy Missions International (Zambia) The Dallas-based organization helps the orphaned children of Zambia, Africa have a chance at life – school, food, etc.  Zambia has over 1 million children who are orphans and has the 7th worst human poverty index in the world.  HIV and AIDS is an epidemic leaving many children without parents; 50% of the country is under the age of 16 years.  The country has the 11th highest death rate (of any cause) in the world.  Family Legacy Missions organizes Camp Life every year where the children experience a fun time of recreation, food, fun, games, Bible lessons and songs.  In addition to Camp Life, the organization has additional programs: Lifeway Christian Academy-school and boarding for the orphans and Father’s Heart-sponsorship of a child by American families.

Prison Entrepreneurship Program Engages the top business and academic talent to assist in equipping inmates with values-based entrepreneurial training, which will help them effectively re-enter society. The mission of the organization is to inspire positive life transformation for executives and inmates, uniting them through entrepreneurial interest, education and mentorships. Statistics show that more than 600,000 prisoners are released each year and that within two to three years about two-thirds will return to the criminal justice system for law violations.  Nationwide, this is the only entrepreneurship program of its kind targeted at inmates/former inmates.