One goal. One build. Full transparency—monthly reports and receipts.
Campus Rebuild Fund
Phase Goal
Build Features
| Milestone Event (when funded) | 90–120 minutes |
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| What This Build Unlocks | Safe rebuilt campus hub • Open house + blessing • Covered porch + walkways • Prayer corner + kitchenette • Storage for future expansion |
| Accountability | We publish a monthly Transparency Packet with ledgers and receipts. See “Download Monthly Report” for the latest update. |
Our Story
The image slider above shows our story in real time: we had begun building and improving the structure, but during COVID-19 the site was robbed and stripped—wiring, materials, and key fixtures were taken—leaving the building unsafe and unusable. Because of the damage and delay, we also lost momentum and time on permitting, and the structure has sat deteriorating.
The God’s Little World Campus Rebuild Fund transforms this unsafe, unusable structure into our first free working campus hub—a walk-through “mini-city” simulation environment designed to help young adults practice real-world choices before the stakes are real. This rebuild creates a safe open interior, a covered Boardwalk Village welcome space, and the first mission anchors (a prayer/quiet corner and a bake-ready kitchenette). When funded, we’ll host an Open House + Blessing of the Space and begin pilot runs on the rebuilt campus.
What Your Gift Makes Possible
Your gift helps turn an unsafe, unusable structure into the first working home of God’s Little World Campus. It funds the practical work that makes the campus real: demolition, rebuilding, safety, utilities, interior setup, and the first mission-centered spaces that allow young adults to enter, learn, and grow in a guided environment.
Fundraising Goal & Phases (Total Build Target: $95,000)
We’re rebuilding in clear phases so every gift moves the project forward.
Ribbon-cutting, open house, and first public walkthrough
When the goal is reached, the community will be invited to the opening of God’s Little World Campus. Guests will move through check-in, boarding, the simulated flight, and the little world itself—seeing how this research-informed model helps young adults practice work, money, systems, and next-step choices before the stakes are real. The event will include a ribbon-cutting, open house, light refreshments, and a first look at the evidence behind the program..
How the Campus Will Come Together
Once funding is complete, the work moves in clear stages from demolition to opening day. This gives supporters a simple way to understand how the campus will take shape and what happens at each step.
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Milestone 1 — Funding Reaches Goal
Scope is finalized, permits are confirmed, and build crews are scheduled. -
Milestone 2 — Demo + Site Prep
The current structure is removed, debris is hauled off, and the slab is prepared. -
Milestone 3 — Rebuild the Shell
The new building goes up with framing, roof, exterior walls, doors, and weatherproofing. -
Milestone 4 — Utilities + Core Systems
Electrical, lighting, HVAC, and plumbing are installed and connected. -
Milestone 5 — Interior + Program Setup
Flooring, paint, seating, storage, check-in, and the first mission spaces are prepared. -
Milestone 6 — Safety Checks + Final Approvals
Inspections, final adjustments, and readiness checks are completed. -
Opening Milestone — First Campus Preview Event
The community is invited for a ribbon-cutting, open house, and first public walkthrough.
Expectation line:
Timing depends on permitting and contractor scheduling, and we post progress as each milestone is completed.
Current site update
When This Phase Is Complete
Ribbon-cutting, open house, and first full walkthrough
When the goal is reached, supporters, families, and community partners will be invited to the opening of God’s Little World Campus. Guests will move through check-in, boarding, the simulated flight, and the little world itself—seeing how the campus helps young adults practice work, money, systems, and next-step choices before the stakes are real. The event will include a ribbon-cutting, open house, light refreshments, and a first look at the research and evidence behind the model.
Eligibility + Safety
Who participates and who can tour
Participation is designed primarily for ages 18–25, with limited exceptions up to age 34. Tours are open to all; visitors under 18 may attend with group supervision.
Ways to Support
Give, visit, share, or partner
Support this phase by donating, sharing, booking a tour, volunteering, partnering, or sponsoring a group visit.
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