About Conduit Mission

Conduit Mission launched as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in 2007 with the goal of being a “Conduit” of resources to the hopeless and hurting. Over the years, Conduit Mission has been influential in starting a child sponsorship program in Haiti, an orphanage in Africa, and has offered immediate disaster relief to Nashville, Haiti, Japan, and Alabama.

Haiti

There are still over a million people living in tents in Haiti. In these tent cities, the squalid conditions are the perfect storm for the Cholera outbreak that is overtaking the nation. Conduit Mission is committed to helping families regain their dignity by helping them rebuild their homes and their lives. These pictures are of Antoine’s house. Antoine lives with his wife and 6 children along with his elderly father. Conduit Mission provided the funds and work crews alongside of Forward Edge out of Portland, Oregon to build this 3 room home. We have completed several homes and have a strategic goal to build 50 homes in one year. We can build the smaller homes for around $6,500 and the larger homes for $12,000.

Learn More About Homes for Haiti

Togo, Africa

Gbentchal, Togo is 2 ½ hours away from the nearest town. With no clean water source, over 300 orphans and no school, this impoverished community is considered the “worst of the worst.” Conduit Mission is excited to be partnering with David Whetstone and Mentor Leaders to bring fresh water and hope to this African village. With your help, we will be breaking ground on the orphanage that will house and educate the first 40 orphans in May 2011.

Learn More About Mission:Togo

Disaster Relief

Conduit Mission feels its call to serve right here in Middle Tennessee. We can be a Conduit of God’s Love right in our own back yards. Partnerships include Place of Hope, and The Well in Spring Hill. We had the most amazing opportunity to “be the hands and feet” during the flooding in Nashville in May 2010.

Disaster Relief Projects