Kingdom Dominion &
Kingdom Stewardship
Build the Mission. Package the Property. Secure the Capital Pathway.
Two identical foundational cohorts. Attend either one to be eligible for the September Implementation Workshop.
Each of the 90 initial fellows is positioned to receive $250,000 in Year 1 and a $50,000 annual grant thereafter. Those who want to go further can pursue bond offerings and additional capital-raise strategies targeting up to $20,000,000.
For pastors, nonprofit leaders, charity directors, foundation executives, community organizers, and mission-driven entrepreneurs.
One registration required. Attend either cohort to qualify for September.
Registration Closes August 21st for All Sessions
August Intensive and September Workshop both close August 21st. 90 seats per cohort.
The Funding Structure
What Each of the 90
Participants Receives
The $250,000 Year 1 allocation and $50,000 annual grant are from a single private funding source, not assembled from grants, credits, or community financing. That is the foundation. Everything below it is additional capital participants can pursue on top.
Year 1
Private Allocation
Each of the 90 initial fellows is positioned to receive $250,000 in Year 1 from a single private funding source. The program teaches you how to package and submit correctly so you can receive it.
Year 2 and Beyond
Annual Private Grant
After Year 1, each participant is positioned to receive a $50,000 annual grant on an ongoing basis, also from the same private source. This is not a one-time event.
Optional: Above and Beyond
Additional Capital Strategies
Separately, participants who want to go further can pursue bond offerings, endowment fund submissions, Treasury-paid credits, NMTC financing, and additional capital-raise strategies on top of the private funding base.
This is not a grant writing class. The $250,000 Year 1 allocation and $50,000 annual grant are privately funded from a single source. They are the core of what the program delivers. The Intensive teaches you how to package and submit correctly so you can receive them.
Separately, participants who want to go further can pursue a full range of additional capital strategies: refundable Treasury-paid credits, community development financing, grants, and bond offerings on top of the private funding base.
These additional strategies are optional. They are not how the $250,000 or $50,000 are funded. They are how participants who want to scale beyond the base can target up to $20,000,000 depending on the size and scope of their project.
Kingdom Dominion and Kingdom Stewardship, an overview of the Benirai Intensive series.
Above and Beyond the Private Funding
Additional Capital Strategies
These strategies are separate from, and on top of, the $250,000 Year 1 allocation and $50,000 annual grant. They are not how the private funding is sourced. They are how participants who want to scale further can pursue additional capital.
Additional Strategy 1
Refundable Treasury-Paid Credits
For qualifying organizations and qualifying project components, certain federal refundable credit structures allow eligible dollars to flow back through the IRS and Treasury process. The project must be packaged correctly from the beginning: the property, the location, the budget, the infrastructure, the documentation, the filings, the professional review, and the deployment plan all have to work together.
Additional Strategy 2
Community Development Financing
NMTC-aligned financing, CDFIs, and bridge lenders. These sources are specifically designed for mission-driven projects in qualified community development areas, energy community zones, and low-income census tracts. Geography matters, and we help you map it.
Additional Strategy 3
Grants and Philanthropic Support
Beyond the private funding at the core of the program, grants remain a valuable part of a complete capital strategy. We help you position your organization to access endowment funds, foundation grants, and philanthropic partners as part of a full package.
Additional Strategy 4 (Optional)
Bond Offerings and Expansion Capital
For participants who want to go further: bond offerings and additional capital-raise strategies can be layered on top of the base private funding for expansion, operating support, reserves, replication, endowment strategy, and long-term community deployment. This is optional. It is the difference between a base funding package and a full capital stack targeting up to $20,000,000.
The Process
The Benirai Packaging Sequence
Four steps from vision to a professionally organized, submitted funding package.
Map the Location
Every project begins with geography. We identify whether the project property is located in qualified community development areas, energy community zones, low-income census tracts, or other strategic locations that may strengthen the capital stack. A church campus, nonprofit center, community facility, school, food hub, housing support site, training center, or outreach headquarters can become a mapped, documentable project.
Allocate the Costs
We organize the project budget into the categories funders and reviewers need to see: real estate, construction, renovation, expansion, community use space, eligible infrastructure, energy systems, vehicles, technology, professional services, operations, deployment, and reserves. This allows almost every type of mission initiative to become flexible and packageable.
Secure the Capital Stack
Once the project is mapped and costs are properly allocated, the package can be coordinated for a 100 percent project capital pathway using refundable Treasury-paid credits, NMTC-aligned financing, bridge lenders, CDFIs, philanthropic partners, grant support, and other capital sources.
Submit and Deploy
In September, participants build and submit their complete funding package. The base private funding delivers $250,000 in Year 1 and a $50,000 annual grant ongoing. Participants who want to go further can also structure church bond offerings and execute capital-raise strategies with the documentation, investor communications, and offering materials developed during the workshop.
What Can Be Packaged
Almost Every Type of Mission Initiative Can Become Packageable
The key is not forcing every organization into one model. The key is building the right package around the actual mission.
Start Building Your PackageEducational and strategic packaging program only. Funding, credits, financing, grants, bonds, approvals, and tax treatment depend on eligibility, documentation, professional review, applicable law, and final underwriting.
Build Your Funding Package.
Then Submit It.
Each Participant Receives $250,000 in Year 1 and a $50,000 Annual Grant Thereafter. Optional Bond Offerings and Capital-Raise Up to $20,000,000.
September is where participants build their complete funding package in coordination with volunteer professionals and community organizations, and then put it to work. Submissions go out to existing endowment funds, church bond offerings are structured, and capital-raise strategies are executed with the documentation, investor communications, and offering materials developed during the workshop.
Every Saturday in September
Live via Zoom, September 2026
In-Person Conference
September 27 and 28, Atlanta, GA
90 Seats Available
Strictly Limited Enrollment
September Implementation Workshop
Foundational Intensive (July or August)
Knowing
Concepts, structures, strategies, and frameworks for organizational stewardship and capital formation.
September Workshop
Doing
Active packaging and submission to endowment funds, church bond offerings, and capital-raise vehicles, built in coordination with volunteer professionals and community organizations.
Graduates of either the July or August Intensive will receive the exclusive opportunity to participate in the advanced September Implementation Workshop reserved solely for attendees of a foundational cohort. Because of the highly interactive nature of the September workshop and the individualized attention provided, enrollment is limited to 90 initial fellows.
Participants will build their complete funding package in coordination with volunteer professionals and community organizations, and then submit it. Submissions go out to existing endowment funds, church bond offerings are structured, and capital-raise strategies are executed with organizational documentation, investor communications, and offering materials developed throughout the workshop.
This workshop is designed for leaders who are ready to move from vision to execution. Those who attend the July or August Intensive will receive first priority consideration for September enrollment.
A Powerful Networking Event
You will be in the same room and on the same Zoom as other leaders, pastors, nonprofit executives, foundation directors, community organizers, and entrepreneurs who are each raising hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars to advance their missions. The relationships and introductions formed during this series are as transformational as the curriculum itself. You will be introduced to professionals who specialize in mission-driven capital formation and organizational development.
September Topics Include
- Submission to existing endowment funds and grant programs
- Church bond offerings, structuring and execution
- Capital-raising frameworks for mission-driven projects
- Organizational documentation and project preparation
- Investor communications and disclosure materials
- Offering-related documentation and compliance awareness
- Governance frameworks for organizational expansion
- Project presentation and stakeholder communication
The Outcome
$250,000 in Year 1. $50,000 Every Year After.
Each participant builds and submits their funding package during September. The base structure delivers $250,000 in Year 1 and a $50,000 annual grant ongoing. Participants who want to go further can pursue bond offerings and additional capital-raise strategies on top of the base package.
Depending on the size, scale, and eligibility of your project
September Schedule
- Every Saturday in September 2026, Live via Zoom
- In-Person Conference: September 27 and 28, Atlanta, GA
- 90 seats available, strictly limited
- Registration: $1,500 · Closes August 21st
- Prerequisite: July or August Intensive attendance
Hear It Directly
Understand What We're Building Together
Watch this overview to fully grasp the scope, the strategy, and the extraordinary opportunity available to every leader who participates in the July or August Intensive and the September Implementation Workshop series.
This is not a seminar. This is a transformation: from vision to execution, from concept to capital, from knowing to doing. Whether you lead a church, a nonprofit, a foundation, a charity, or a community initiative, the leaders who attend will leave equipped to fund the mission they were called to build.
About This Program
Vision Requires Structure.
Mission Requires Resources.
What if leaders fully understood both the spiritual authority entrusted to them through Christ and the practical tools available to expand their impact in the world?
This exclusive intensive combines a powerful biblical study of identity, authority, and dominion in Christ with an advanced exploration of stewardship, organizational architecture, and mission-focused capital formation, applicable to churches, nonprofits, charities, foundations, community organizations, and mission-driven enterprises of every kind.
Far too many leaders possess vision without structure, passion without strategy, and purpose without the resources necessary to fully execute the mission they have been entrusted to fulfill. This program is designed to bridge that gap, regardless of the type of organization you lead.
Participants should expect a highly interactive experience featuring real-world examples, sophisticated strategic concepts, and extensive opportunities for questions and discussion.
Flat $1,000 (no early/late pricing)
Weekend Intensive (July or August)
Dates
July 25 and 26, 2026 or August 29 and 30, 2026
Format
In-Person (Scottsdale, AZ) and Zoom Broadcast
Capacity
90 Seats per cohort
Suggested Gift
$1,000
One registration required. Attend either cohort to qualify for September.
September Implementation Workshop, 90 Seats
Graduates of either the July or August Intensive build their complete funding package and submit it. Each participant is positioned to receive $250,000 in Year 1 and a $50,000 annual grant every year after. Optional bond offerings and capital-raise strategies available for those who want to go further. Every Saturday in September via Zoom plus in-person conference September 27 and 28 in Atlanta, GA.
Registration: $1,500. Closes August 21st. Space strictly limited to 90 initial fellows.
Express InterestTwo-Day Curriculum
What You'll Learn at the Intensive
The August curriculum is identical to July. Both cohorts cover the same material, taught by the same team, to the same standard. Attend whichever weekend suits your schedule. The September workshop is where you put it all into action.
Two-Day Curriculum (July Cohort)
Day One, July 25, 2026
Kingdom Identity & Strategic Stewardship Foundations
Bible Study Portion
Knowing Who You Are in Christ
- Identity versus performance
- Sonship, inheritance, and Kingdom citizenship
- Authority delegated to believers
- Biblical dominion and stewardship
- Walking confidently in God's purpose
Financial Stewardship Portion
Organizational Architecture for Mission-Driven Leaders
- Understanding legal entities and their purposes
- Church, nonprofit, charity, foundation, and community-impact structures
- Ownership alignment and project control
- Asset protection and risk management
- Trusts, foundations, associations, and holding structures
- Domestic and international planning concepts
- Governance, stewardship, and fiduciary responsibilities
- Preparing organizations for professional review and funding readiness
Day Two, July 26, 2026
Kingdom Expansion & Mission Capital
Bible Study Portion
The Power and Responsibility of Kingdom Dominion
- Biblical examples of stewardship and multiplication
- Faithfulness with resources
- The relationship between vision and provision
- Building for future generations
- Kingdom economics and biblical responsibility
Financial Stewardship Portion
Funding the Mission: Project Packaging & Capital Formation
- Traditional and alternative funding sources
- Real estate as a catalyst for mission expansion
- Project mapping and cost allocation strategy
- Refundable-credit and elective-pay concepts
- Solar, storage, microgrid, and energy-resilience components
- CDFIs, bridge financing, grants, and philanthropy
- Bond offering and capital-raise concepts
- Revenue-producing and self-settling project models
Day Two, Part Two, July 26, 2026
Open Forum Master Session
Bible Study Portion
Interactive Q&A, All Bible Study Topics
- Open discussion of all Bible study topics
- Organizational structure questions
- Ministry governance and stewardship discussions
Open Forum Portion
Strategic Planning & Project Funding Deep Dives
- Capital formation and project funding questions
- Real-world scenarios and case studies
- Project mapping, ownership, and cost allocation questions
- Revenue-producing facility and debt-retirement planning
- Audience-directed deep dives into participant projects
Two-Day Curriculum (August Cohort)
Day One, August 29, 2026
Kingdom Identity & Strategic Stewardship Foundations
Bible Study Portion
Knowing Who You Are in Christ
- Identity versus performance
- Sonship, inheritance, and Kingdom citizenship
- Authority delegated to believers
- Biblical dominion and stewardship
- Walking confidently in God's purpose
Financial Stewardship Portion
Organizational Architecture for Mission-Driven Leaders
- Understanding legal entities and their purposes
- Church, nonprofit, charity, foundation, and community-impact structures
- Ownership alignment and project control
- Asset protection and risk management
- Trusts, foundations, associations, and holding structures
- Domestic and international planning concepts
- Governance, stewardship, and fiduciary responsibilities
- Preparing organizations for professional review and funding readiness
Day Two, August 30, 2026
Kingdom Expansion & Mission Capital
Bible Study Portion
The Power and Responsibility of Kingdom Dominion
- Biblical examples of stewardship and multiplication
- Faithfulness with resources
- The relationship between vision and provision
- Building for future generations
- Kingdom economics and biblical responsibility
Financial Stewardship Portion
Funding the Mission: Project Packaging & Capital Formation
- Traditional and alternative funding sources
- Real estate as a catalyst for mission expansion
- Project mapping and cost allocation strategy
- Refundable-credit and elective-pay concepts
- Solar, storage, microgrid, and energy-resilience components
- CDFIs, bridge financing, grants, and philanthropy
- Bond offering and capital-raise concepts
- Revenue-producing and self-settling project models
Day Two, Part Two, August 30, 2026
Open Forum Master Session
Bible Study Portion
Interactive Q&A, All Bible Study Topics
- Open discussion of all Bible study topics
- Organizational structure questions
- Ministry governance and stewardship discussions
Open Forum Portion
Strategic Planning & Project Funding Deep Dives
- Capital formation and project funding questions
- Real-world scenarios and case studies
- Project mapping, ownership, and cost allocation questions
- Revenue-producing facility and debt-retirement planning
- Audience-directed deep dives into participant projects
Built for Fellows
Your portal is ready before you are
Every fellow who receives an award gets access to a private portal with the tools to manage their organization from day one.
Compliance Tracker
Pre-loaded with your ongoing obligations: entity filings, governance records, financial audits, tax filings, grant reports, and insurance renewals. Track each item with due dates, notes, and document uploads.
Project Workspace
A full project management workspace: task tracking, milestone management, budget ledger, and a document vault. Everything you need to execute your capital plan and stay accountable to your funders.
Direct Messaging
Secure two-way messaging with the Benirai vetting and support team. Ask questions, share updates, and get guidance throughout your fellowship period.
Portal access is available to all registrants. Full tools unlock upon fellowship award.
Ready to Build Your Funding Package?
Register for the Weekend Intensive (July or August, $1,000) before August 21st. Attendance at either cohort is your prerequisite for the September Implementation Workshop ($1,500), which also closes August 21st.
One registration required. Attend either cohort to qualify for September.
Ideal Participants
Who Should Attend
- Pastors, church leaders, and ministry founders
- Nonprofit executives and charity directors
- Foundation leaders and board members
- Community organizers and civic leaders
- Entrepreneurs and mission-driven business owners
- Social impact leaders and philanthropists
- Advocacy organizations and cause-driven leaders
- Individuals ready to build the organizational and financial infrastructure their mission requires
"If you are responsible for leading people, stewarding resources, building organizations, or advancing a mission, whether through a church, nonprofit, foundation, charity, or community initiative, this program was designed with you in mind. No prior experience is required."
Our Approach
What Makes This Different
- Not a YouTube theory class
- Not a "get rich quick" program
- Not legal or tax advice
- Real-world experience from practitioners who have worked through these processes
- Practical frameworks applicable to churches, nonprofits, foundations, and mission-driven enterprises
- Focus on responsible leadership, long-term stewardship, and sustainable mission advancement for every type of organization
"Our focus is on responsible leadership, long-term stewardship, and sustainable mission advancement, not shortcuts."
This sounds like you?
90 seats per cohort. July 25 and 26 or August 29 and 30, 2026. $1,000 · Registration closes August 21st.
Partnerships & Group Enrollment
Invest in Leaders.
Amplify the Mission.
We welcome conversations with organizations, foundations, and individuals who are committed to equipping mission-driven leaders, across churches, nonprofits, charities, foundations, and community organizations, at scale.
Event Sponsorship
Organizations and foundations that share our commitment to equipping mission-driven leaders are invited to explore sponsorship opportunities for the July, August, and September Intensive series. Sponsorship enables broader access, supports program infrastructure, and positions your organization alongside a transformational initiative reaching pastors, nonprofit executives, charity directors, community organizers, and mission-driven entrepreneurs across the country.
We offer customized sponsorship structures designed to align with your organization's philanthropic objectives, visibility goals, and community impact priorities. Sponsorship inquiries are handled with discretion and professionalism.
Inquire About SponsorshipGroup & Organizational Enrollment
Churches, denominations, ministry networks, nonprofits, foundations, and mission-driven organizations interested in reserving multiple seats for their leadership teams are encouraged to contact us directly. Group enrollment allows your organization to invest in the collective capacity of your leaders, ensuring that the knowledge, frameworks, and relationships developed through this program are embedded across your entire team.
We work closely with organizational leadership to accommodate group logistics, coordinate enrollment, and ensure that every participant arrives prepared to engage fully with the curriculum. Group inquiries are welcomed for the July, August, and September cohorts.
Inquire About Group EnrollmentAll sponsorship and group enrollment inquiries are handled directly by our leadership team. Please contact [email protected] or use the contact form on our Contact page and select "Partnership / Sponsorship" as your inquiry type.
Included for Every Fellow
The Toolkit You'll See at the Intensive Is the Same One Every Fellow Receives.
The Intensive is your first exposure to the Benirai program toolkit: the Compliance Tracker, Project Workspace, and AI Develop-and-Manage environment used by every fellow in the cohort. Both the July and August cohorts receive the same toolkit introduction.
Fellows who join the 90 keep this toolkit throughout their fellowship, at no additional cost, as a core component of the award.
A Personal Invitation
Seats Are Limited.
Your Mission Cannot Wait.
Each of the 90 initial fellows is positioned to receive $250,000 in Year 1 and a $50,000 annual grant every year after. A foundational Intensive in July or August gives you the knowledge and framework. The September workshop is where you build your complete funding package and submit it. Participants who want to go further can pursue bond offerings and capital-raise strategies targeting up to $20,000,000.
Open to anyone with the passion, integrity, and commitment to advance a cause that transforms communities. You do not need to be a titled leader, hold a nonprofit role, or already run a program. We equip individuals, families, congregations, nonprofits, and institutions: anyone whose calling meets a real need.
"The difference between knowing and doing is the difference between a vision and a legacy."