We build engines of transformation— where charity ends and real change begins.
Mission & Vision
We Ignite Nations (WIN) is a movement transforming under-resourced individuals and communities through locally led, faith-based solutions to poverty and modern slavery.
WIN is actively shaping innovative models at the intersection of Christian faith, entrepreneurship, and sustainability. We are committed to strategic generosity that empowers rather than enables.
Our vision is to see whole communities and nations transformed from poverty and oppression to hope and wholeness... in Jesus' name.
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Join Leanna and the WIN team on their exciting travels speaking and visiting WIN projects.
The WIN Model
WIN empowers communities into their dreams of economic stability, equality, health and wholeness. WIN enables transformation from lack to plenty, from hopelessness to hope, from fear to faith, from dependency to sustainability.
WIN’s
IMPACT
WIN has transformed 1,391,508 lives through development projects, micro finance and skills training.
WIN has prevented 1,007,500 children from being trafficked or enslaved.
WIN has provided 107,737 children with an education.
Highlights
The 5 Talent Destiny
”"You don't want to stay in the hotel? You would like to stay with my family? Really? “Absolutely!” I replied, “I’m excited to experience your culture, and do life with you guys.”“
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Out of the Nightmare, Into the Light
”I’ll never forget the moment I first heard their names—Rupali and Lalita. Two sisters, only 16 and 17, with dreams as bright as the stars“
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Bringers of Life – A Resurrection People
”Jesus didn’t just rise from the dead to prove who He was. He rose to empower a people — us — to carry His resurrection life into a broken and dying world.“
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Scorned To Adored
”The statement, “I like your Christ, but not your Christianity,” has been attributed to Mahatma Gandhi. It serves as a wake-up call to all of us. In many cultures today, Christianity is viewed as a foreign faith, and Christians are distrusted or despised. According to Barna Research Insitute, 80% of non-Christians in the USA distrust pastors and have a negative view of the church. In contrast, youn...“
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ANTI-TRAFFICKING MOVIE VIJAYA’S FREEDOM
”The room is dimly lit by the flickering flames of oil lamps. The air is thick with the scent of burning herbs and incense. Symbols of esoteric rituals are scrawled on the soot-covered walls. In the center of the room, a BLACK CIRCLE OF ASH marks the floor. Around it, skulls, tridents, and ceremonial daggers lie scattered.“
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