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HEARTFIRE MISSIONS INC
SCOTTSDALE, AZ · EIN 823592600 · Form 990 · FY2020 · NTEE X21 · Religion-Related · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.heartfiremissions.org
revenue
$485K
expenses
$195K
net assets
$365K
employees
4
program ratio
22%
mission · from form 990

HEARTFIRE TRAINS YOUNG ADULTS TO PERFORM BASIC MEDICAL SKILLS AND TO ADVANCE THEIR HUMANITARIAN APTITUDE, AND THEN PROVIDES UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES TO TRAVEL ABROAD ON MISSION TRIPS, TRANSPORTING THEM FROM THEIR FAMILIAR SURROUNDINGS TO SERVE IN THE UNFAMILIAR PLACE WHERE REAL TRANSFORMATIOIN BEGINS.

profile · synthesized from sources

HEARTFIRE Missions Inc is a nonprofit organization focused on providing medical and humanitarian aid through mission trips in various countries, including Honduras, the Dominican Republic, and Lebanon. They engage volunteers in service opportunities that blend faith and action, aiming to support underserved populations and promote spiritual growth.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Adopt-A-Mission
Encourages supporters to adopt patients, future missionaries, or nations to provide ongoing support and resources.
HEART Internship
Offers internships focused on mission leadership, discipleship, and practical experience in nonprofit operations.
Mission Trips
Organizes trips to various countries to provide medical and humanitarian aid, engaging volunteers in service activities.
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • International Medical Missions 6 activities
    • Conduct medical missions in Bethlehem
      Carries out humanitarian and medical missions in hospitals in Bethlehem, delivering care as part of international outreach efforts.
    • Deliver medical services in Lebanon
      Partners with churches and healthcare organizations in Lebanon to provide medical care to local communities and Syrian refugees.
    • Humanitarian and Medical Missions in Bethlehem
      Conducts humanitarian and medical missions in Bethlehem hospitals.
    • Humanitarian and Medical Missions in Lebanon
      Collaborates with churches and healthcare organizations in Lebanon to provide medical services to the people of Lebanon and Syrian refugees.
    • Provides medical missions in Lebanon and Bethlehem
      Conducts medical and humanitarian missions in partnership with churches and healthcare organizations, serving communities in Lebanon, including Syrian refugees, and providing care in Bethlehem hospitals.
    • Provides medical missions in Lebanon and Bethlehem
      Conducts medical and humanitarian missions in Lebanon in partnership with churches and healthcare organizations, serving local communities and Syrian refugees, and operates in Bethlehem hospitals.
  • Disaster Response and Relief Logistics 4 activities
    • Deploy emergency humanitarian response teams
      Operates HEARTFIRE Emergency Assist Response Teams (H.E.A.R.T.) to deliver humanitarian aid in global crisis contexts.
    • Deploys emergency response teams
      Operates HEARTFIRE Emergency Assist Response Teams (H.E.A.R.T.) to deliver humanitarian aid in global crisis situations.
    • Deploys emergency response teams globally
      Operates HEARTFIRE Emergency Assist Response Teams (H.E.A.R.T.) to deliver humanitarian aid in crisis situations around the world.
    • Emergency Assist Response Teams (H.E.A.R.T.)
      Operates HEARTFIRE Emergency Assist Response Teams (H.E.A.R.T.) to respond to humanitarian needs globally.
  • Intercessory Prayer Ministry 4 activities
    • Provide daily prayer support
      Offers ongoing spiritual support through a dedicated volunteer group known as Prayer Warriors, who provide daily prayer coverage.
    • Provides daily prayer support
      Offers ongoing spiritual support through a dedicated volunteer group known as Prayer Warriors who provide daily intercessory prayer.
    • Provides daily prayer support
      Offers ongoing spiritual support through a dedicated volunteer group known as Prayer Warriors who provide daily prayer coverage.
    • Providing Daily Prayer Support
      Offers daily prayer support through a dedicated group of volunteer Prayer Warriors.
  • Short-Term Mission & Service Trips 3 activities
    • Organize international mission trips
      Plans and conducts mission trips in 2026 across multiple seasons—spring, summer, and fall—engaging participants in global outreach activities.
    • Organizes international mission trips
      Plans and conducts mission trips in 2026 across spring, summer, and fall seasons, involving participants in humanitarian and religious activities abroad.
    • Organizing Mission Trips
      Organizes mission trips across multiple seasons (spring, summer, fall) in 2026, providing opportunities for individuals to participate in humanitarian and medical missions.
  • Merit-Based Educational Scholarships 2 activities
    • Award scholarships for mission trip participation
      Provides financial support for mission trip participants through four scholarship levels: Selah Eni ($750–$1250), Gold ($500), Silver ($250), and Boost ($100).
    • Mission Trip Scholarship Program
      Awards scholarships at four different levels (Selah Eni Scholarship: $750-$1250, Gold Scholarship: $500, Silver Scholarship: $250, Boost Scholarship: $100) to participants for mission trips.
  • Uncategorized 4 activities
    • Facilitate short-term mission internships
      Enables cross-organizational learning and capacity development through reciprocal short-term internship exchanges with other mission organizations.
    • Facilitates short-term mission internships
      Arranges reciprocal short-term internship exchanges with other mission organizations to build capacity and foster collaborative learning.
    • Facilitates short-term mission internships
      Enables cross-organizational learning and capacity development through reciprocal short-term internship exchanges with other mission organizations.
    • Facilitating Internship Exchanges
      Facilitates short-term internship exchanges with other mission organizations through reciprocal agreements to build capacity.
financials · form 990 · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$485K
Contributions & grants$485K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$640%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$195K
Program expenses22%
Admin / overhead65%
Fundraising13%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$412K
Cash$401K
Investments$0
Liabilities$47K
Net assets$365K
Liquid reserves24.7 mo
1 years on record · 2020–2020
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2020

who runs it

board members · 4
  • CHAD BECHERT — TREASURER
  • JEFFREY DYER — PRESIDENT
  • JEFFREY THEISSEN — DIRECTOR
  • JENNIFER DYER — DIRECTOR
relationships · 8

who they work with

  • ARCO Partner — Local ministry partner in Cuenca, Ecuador, for serving in villages and outreach to indigenous communities.
  • COTNI (Children of the Nations International) Partner — Works with COTNI in Barahona, Dominican Republic, on activities like building beds, comforting patients, and assisting in medical clinics.
  • Centro Medico San Lucas Partner — Partner hospital in Valladolid, Yucatán, with four operating rooms and a medical clinic.
  • Clemson University Partner — Engages students from Clemson University in mission trips.
  • Evangelistic Faith Missions Partner — Partner in San Luis, Honduras, building a new medical facility.
  • Health Outreach to the Middle East (H.O.M.E.) Partner — Partners in Egypt for medical and humanitarian opportunities.
  • Light of the World Partner — Partners in Egypt for medical and humanitarian opportunities.
  • other amazing mission organizations Partner — Has reciprocal agreements allowing short-term internship swaps with other mission organizations.