In the year 2000, Global Frontier Missions (GFM) was founded as a result of Grant and Jennifer Haynes' service among the 30 unreached people groups of Oaxaca, Mexico. Their goals were to preach the Good News of Jesus Christ and make disciples among the 80 villages that had no believers, no Bible, and no churches within two hours of Tlaxiaco. As the ministry grew, God expanded their vision not only to reach the lost in Mexico, but also, to raise up laborers to serve among the remaining 7,278 ethnic groups (nations) worldwide that remain unreached with the Gospel. “Unreached” is defined as being less than 2% Evangelical Christians or too few true believers to evangelize and disciple the people group without any outside assistance. Those 7,278 unreached people groups equal 3.4 billion people. That means 3.4 billion people will be born, live their entire lives, and die without hearing the Good News of the gospel. Bringing the gospel to those least reached people groups, mobilizing long-term missionaries to the mission field, and making indigenous, multiplying disciples and church planting movements is the heartbeat, commitment, and passion of GFM. Over the past twenty years, GFM has mobilized thousands of people for missions through short term missions trips, summer internships, and vision trips. We have trained over 500 missionaries through our missionary training school. The Lord called many of these participants to long-term missions in places like India, Bangladesh, Vanuatu, Morocco, and Thailand, serving with partner organizations such as Pioneers, Frontiers, Africa Inland Mission, OMF International, Operation Mobilization, SIM, and Team Expansion. We are committed to doing our part to reach the remaining Unreached people groups of the world and will always have a focus on places where there are few to no believers, Bibles, or bodies of Christ.

No Easy Props, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to positive youth development and community connection through the lens of Hip-Hop culture. We provide quality education and enrichment in Hip-Hop dance, art, and music for young people via engaging programs, workshops, performances, and cultural events across the communities of Los Angeles and Denver.​We use Hip-Hop as a vehicle for social change, healing, wellness, and violence prevention, empowering Teaching Artists to be catalysts in BIPOC communities—educating, inspiring, and uplifting youth.​Our goal is to create a platform for cultivating skills in dance, art, and music across multiple generations. We aim to engage BIPOC youth and collaborate with their communities to promote equity, healing, self-determination, healthy relationships, community wellness, stewardship, and an appreciation for diversity—all while fostering fun and creativity!