Our Story
Our story began with humility, hope, and the urgency of the Child.
In 2003, Mike and Beth Fox, our founders, got an email: a humble local church in a refugee camp on the border of Myanmar and Thailand had become family to 17 children whose parents were massacred. The local church needed $750 to provide a bamboo lean-to for the children and their caregivers.
The pastor sent an email for help to a friend, and that email then ricocheted all the way to Kansas City, Missouri, to the hearts of Mike and Beth.
Mike and Beth said, "yes!"
They found a way to connect with that church and meet the need. They had no desire to be the heroes, only to quietly empower the local church to do more of what they were already doing. That one care-connection was the beginning of our ministry.

Enables rapid community response by connecting local churches and care stakeholders with real-time family needs identified by social workers. This Care-Sharing technology facilitates timely relational connections before crises escalate to family separation.
Creates economic stability through fair-wage employment and local faith-driven entrepreneurship. By providing dignified work and sustainable income, GOEX helps parents maintain financial security to support their families.
Equips local churches with tools and frameworks to strengthen vulnerable families in their communities. This platform leverages existing community assets to help families move from crisis to stability.
We have a community of anonymous families called the Founders' Circle. They are the angel investors who fund GO Project's operational costs and provide
catalytic investment to our platforms.