Our Mission

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Don’t store up treasures here on earth, where moths eat them and rust destroys them, and where thieves break in and steal. Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be. Matthew 6:19-21

These words reveal that treasures on Earth, even prudent and secure investments like houses and retirement funds, are temporary in the timeline of eternity. The idea for Treasure Invest was born out of a desire for our generation to live out the words of Jesus – invest in eternity with all that God has entrusted to us on Earth.

While technology has made other financial activities easier (investing, budgeting, saving, lending, etc.), investing in kingdom projects seems to remain difficult:

  1. You may feel like you don't have enough to make an impact
  2. You may not know where to give
  3. You may not know how your giving is making an impact

At Treasure, we want to establish a new narrative around eternal investing – investing money we have on Earth towards eternal transformation in the lives of others. No matter where you're at along your personal investing journey, we want to encourage, equip, and make it easy for you to overcome the difficulties listed above and become an eternal investor.

Our team plans to achieve our mission by (1) building tools that make it easy for you to give towards charitable projects and (2) growing a community where generosity is part of everyday life.

Our Operating Principles

Below are the values the Treasure team believes in and strives to operate under at all times.

  1. Serve Investors

    Everything we build is for you. Our team exists to serve investors and provide a platform for you to take action on your personal giving convictions.

  2. Keep it Colloquial

    We want to avoid the use of overused and complex jargon that makes eternal investing feel exclusive, academic, or overly religious. We keep our updates simple and encourage our project leaders to do the same.