From the onset, Anthem is committed to serving the local, national, and global communities in a tangible way.  A part of our commitment is to financially support the Passion Projects of our Mentors be giving 10% of our annual net profits to these organizations that offer relief and assistance to those in need.

TobyMac supports the work and efforts of New Hope Academy – a community of hope, vision, and faith.  It is a Christ-centered community school with an economically, racially, and culturally diverse student body.  It exists to serve low-income families by establishing a solid Biblical worldview, instilling vision, confirming hope and preparing each young person for a life of service. New Hope Academy provides the opportunity for students to form meaningful relationships across economic, racial, and cultural lines. Groomed in this loving, equity-promoting environment, each student discovers his/her unique gifts.  Visit them at www.nhafranklin.org.

For many years, the Newsboys have been physically and spiritually helping to change the lives of countless people in Baja, Mexico through Global Expeditions’ Homes4Baja projects. You don't need to be an architect or construction worker to join the Newsboys on this adventure. If you can swing a hammer or hold a paintbrush, then you can help share God's love with a needy family by building them a home with the Newsboys. You will also have the opportunity to reach out to the surrounding community and impact the lives of children and families with service projects and programs.  Visit them at www.homes4baja.com.

Back in 2008, Martin Smith, and his wife Anna, founded CompassionArt, a charity dedicated to seeing works of art generate income for the poorest of the poor. In fact, Martin gathered some of his close friends to record an album that is completely dedicated to this cause. Michael W. Smith, Darlene Zschech, Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Tim Hughes, Paul Baloche, Israel Houghton, Graham Kendrick, Steven Curtis-Chapman, Andy Park, and (Delirious? bandmate) Stu Garrard, came together and recorded a 15-track CD that 100% of sales go to charities around the world.  No one involved made a cent from any aspect of this recording.  CompassionArt works to break extreme poverty around the world.  They support local – and national - projects that meet the needs of those whose lives are at risk because of their poverty.  Visit them at www.compassionart.tv.  You can also check out this video.

Nicole C. Mullen explains, “The whole premise behind Baby Girls Club is to develop leadership qualities and teach the girls how to use their talents.  We use the arts to empower, whether it’s through singing, dancing, playing an instrument, song writing, clothing design, even computer work and homework. In general, we want them to learn life skills and to see the world beyond their own horizons.”  She goes on to say that,   “This is a place to share, resolve conflicts, practice listening and leading. At the end of the day, we are challenging these girls to step up to the plate and be difference makers.”  Visit them at www.babygirlsclub.com.

Aside from Chris Stevens, countless artists around the world support the work of Compassion International.  Compassion International exists as a Christian child advocacy ministry that release children from spiritual, economic, social, and physical poverty and enables them to become responsible, fulfilled Christian adults.  Visit them at www.compassion.com.

Bryan Lenox supports the work of the E.R.A.C.E Foundation, a non-profit organization focused on dismantling the invisible, yet socially destructive, boundaries-boundaries that have been fortified by the divisiveness of racial discrimination.  E.R.A.C.E. wants to celebrate the diversity of the human race rather than use our differences as a pretense for racial separation. Through communication, love, understanding and the rebuilding of relationships, E.R.A.C.E. hopes to repair the dysfunctional state of the human family.  Visit them at www.ERACE.com.

Since being founded in 1991, the simple mission of Hope Unlimited remains.  To transform the lives of children at mortal risk, providing them and their future generations a productive future and eternal hope. Miriam Webster joins their efforts of supporting over 10,000 at-risk children in three locations throughout Brazil.  Visit them at www.hopeunlimited.org.