Westin Dawe - Blue Trust

Money isn’t meant to define us; it’s meant to be deployed. When we treat wealth as a tool for impact, not a trophy of success, everything changes. Stewardship starts when success meets purpose.

How are you putting what you’ve been entrusted with to work for what matters most?

One of the parts of my work I value most is walking alongside families as they think through generosity and the kind of impact it can have over time.

Those conversations often move beyond how much to give and toward how to give with purpose and clarity.

That’s one reason I’ve been encouraged by Blue Trust’s partnership with Solving the World’s Greatest Problems as a co-founder of the Evangelism Fund.

The fund is designed to support ministries faithfully sharing the Gospel, while also helping people connect to discipleship and the local church around the world.

If thoughtful, intentional generosity is something you’ve been considering, I’m always glad to talk through how opportunities like this fit within a broader plan.

Every dollar we spend or give tells a story about what we value. The question isn’t “Do we have a story?” but “Is it one worth telling?” When your wealth reflects your worship, your life becomes a testimony of purpose.

What story is your money telling right now?

Most people approach investing with a clear strategy and a long-term perspective.

More families are beginning to ask how that same level of intentionality can shape their generosity as well.

Blue Trust is honored to partner with Solving the World’s Greatest Problems as a co-founder of the Evangelism Fund.

The fund is designed to support ministries faithfully sharing the Gospel, while also helping create pathways to discipleship and connection to the local church.

It’s an example of how giving can be approached with clarity, coordination, and purpose over time. If you’ve been thinking about how to bring more structure or intention to your giving, this may be a helpful conversation to explore.

Learn more: https://solving.org/