NSP 2019-20 Annual Report

Table of
Contents
Our Vision & Mission
The vision of the National School
Project is a student-led, churchsupported
campus awakening to the
love of Christ at every public school.
Meant for More, NSP’s three-year
initiative launched during the
summer of 2019, is a nationwide
movement of students sharing
Jesus with students at school.
In this report, we’re excited to update
you on our first year of the campaign
structured around 3 pillars of
progress: Digital Multipliers, Mission
Expansion and Capacity Builders.
Greetings from NSP
President’s Letter 2-4
Campaign Progress
Digital Multipliers 5-6
Mission Expansion 7-26
Los Angeles 9-12
Chicago 13-16
San Francisco Bay Area 17-20
Arizona 21-24
Dallas-Fort Worth Area 25-26
Capacity Builders 27
Finances & Leadership
Financial Update 28-30
Leadership Team 31
Letter from the CEO 32
“I want you to know,
brothers, that what has
happened...has really served
to advance the gospel”
MARK HOPSON
PHILIPPIANS 1:12
A Letter
from the
President
Dear friends,
When we launched the Meant for More
campaign last year, our team, like the
Apostle Paul, had plans to advance the
gospel. We built Meant for More around the
belief that students are meant for more than
the things of this world. They are meant to
find hope, peace, forgiveness, and life itself
in Jesus Christ. We shared with you our
prayer that, with your help and God’s grace,
we could give 1 million students the chance
to hear the gospel and see the mission
expand to reach 450 schools in 12 major
cities by 2022.
Many people gave generously to launch
this effort and our team got right to work.
We saw God open doors as new schools
came on board in Los Angeles, the San
Francisco Bay area, Chicago, Tucson and
Dallas. Early launch efforts in Phoenix,
Minneapolis and Sacramento were moving
right along. And the Lord was even bringing
us students beyond our target cities and our
team began coaching students in Colorado,
Hawaii, Ohio, and New York.
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We hope you enjoy this digital recap of our 2019-20 ministry year and encourage
you to click on these icons whenever you see them for an interactive experience.
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