2025 Q4
Impact Report
Inspiring and facilitating revolutionary biblical generosity
Grants
Total grants since 2018: $3.8B
Contributions
Total contributions since 2018: $5.8B
New funds opened
this quarter:
209
Funds opened
in 2025:
569
Total Active
Funds:
Over 3,700
New nonprofits supported
this quarter:
499
New nonprofits
supported in 2025:
1,492
Nonprofit organizations
supported since 2018:
12,955
Stories of Impact
TRENDING CAUSE: College Ministry
In Q4, The Signatry community recommended 649 grants to nonprofits working to reach and disciple college students, including 7 grants for Minnesota-based Saint Paul’s Outreach. SPO trains full-time missionaries and student leaders to build missional communities that reach out and invite college students and young adults into a transformative encounter with Christ, into deep relationship with him and with his people.
Image courtesy SPO
TRENDING CAUSE: Anti-Human Trafficking
In Q4, The Signatry community recommended 154 grants to organizations combatting human trafficking, including 7 grants to Allies Against Slavery in Austin, TX. Allies Against Slavery uses data to empower schools, healthcare providers, law enforcement, and policymakers with critical insights to make human trafficking not only visible but stoppable.
TRENDING CAUSE: Global Missions
The Signatry community recommended 1,930 grants to nonprofits in global missions in Q4, including 15 grants to Engineering Ministries International. Based in Colorado Springs, CO, EMI develops people, designs structures, and constructs facilities which serve communities and the Church.
Image courtesy EMI
Four Generations of Family Business:
Shaped by Generosity
The Hodgdon family didn’t just pass down their business, they passed down their family values along with it.
In the 1940s, Bruce and Amy Hodgdon founded their business, Hodgdon Powder Company, on clear, core values: faithfulness, generosity, and the belief that what they manage ultimately belongs to God. With each new generation, the rising business owners grew up watching their parents live out these values and hold faithfully to their commitment to biblical stewardship. By
the time the business was theirs to steward, the values were their own as well.
Through a donor advised fund (DAF) at The Signatry, the Hodgdon family has built a strategic approach to giving. Their company tithes consistently, directing a portion of its profits into a DAF. Whether they have a “good” year or a “bad” year, generosity remains central to their operations.
The DAF offers a centralized structure to prioritize giving and pass a culture of generosity on to the next generation. As they review grant requests together and pray over decisions as a family, it serves as a tool for both stewardship and discipleship. The DAF also provided an avenue for the family to donate real estate assets, which expanded their impact on the ministries they
support.
“Our primary focus is kingdom-related work,” Chris Hodgdon explained. “The Signatry is like-minded with us … we want to focus on the eternal.”
His son Joel added, “[With the DAF], you can plan generosity for, not just when you have a good year, but for decades—for the generation to come. That’s what speaks to me.”
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About The Signatry
The Signatry seeks to inspire and facilitate revolutionary biblical generosity across generations. Through donor advised funds and other innovative tools and resources, families are empowered to live generously, modeling biblical values for future generations and making a greater impact for causes that align with their passions. Since 2018, The Signatry has facilitated sending over $3.8 billion to organizations around the world that are dedicated to solving the world’s greatest problems.
All numbers reported herein are accurate to the best of our knowledge as of the date of this report, March 2026. The timeline for completing nonliquid gifts, as well as the completion of regular audit procedures, may result in revised numbers over time.