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Churches United Sets $1 Million Donation Goal for Giving Hearts Day
The nonprofit aims to raise funds for operating costs and build a sustainable model.
Published on Feb. 6, 2026
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Churches United, a nonprofit organization in Moorhead, Minnesota, has set an ambitious goal of raising $1 million in donations on Giving Hearts Day. The funds will be used to cover the organization's operating costs for this year and 2027, allowing them to focus on the needs of the community and build a sustainable model. Last year, Churches United received $490,000 on Giving Hearts Day, and the organization ended 2025 with a savings account that paid off its debt.
Why it matters
Churches United plays a vital role in the Moorhead community, operating a shelter, a food pantry, and apartments for those who have experienced homelessness. By reaching their $1 million donation goal, the organization will be able to continue providing these essential services and work towards a more sustainable future.
The details
Churches United CEO Pastor Devlyn Brooks explained that the $1 million goal would "allow us as an organization to focus on the needs at hand and actually build a sustainable model." In August 2024, the organization asked for $61,000 to make payroll and $140,000 for operational costs. Between the shelter, food pantry, and housing units, Churches United serves 500 people per day.
- Churches United received $490,000 on Giving Hearts Day last year.
- Churches United ended 2025 with a savings account that paid off its debt.
- In August 2024, the organization asked for $61,000 to make payroll and $140,000 for operational costs.
The players
Churches United
A nonprofit organization in Moorhead, Minnesota that operates a shelter, a food pantry, and apartments for those who have experienced homelessness.
Pastor Devlyn Brooks
The CEO of Churches United.
What they’re saying
“That would allow us as an organization to focus on the needs at hand and actually build a sustainable model which is the thing that we've promised our public since I stepped into the role.”
— Pastor Devlyn Brooks, CEO, Churches United (am1100theflag.com)
What’s next
Giving Hearts Day, the annual fundraising event, is scheduled for February 14, 2026. Churches United will be working to promote their $1 million donation goal and encourage the community to support their efforts.
The takeaway
Churches United's ambitious fundraising goal for Giving Hearts Day highlights the organization's commitment to providing essential services to the Moorhead community and building a sustainable model to ensure their long-term impact. The success of this campaign will be crucial in determining the organization's ability to continue serving those in need.


