The Association of Related Churches (ARC) is a network dedicated to supporting church planters by providing resources, training, and funding. Their funding model is based on generosity rather than equity stakes; they offer matching funds up to $100,000 as no-interest loans to new churches, which are repaid to support future church plants.  
In Silicon Valley, ARC has collaborated with tech entrepreneurs like Vance Roush, founder of Overflow—a startup enabling non-cash asset donations such as stocks and cryptocurrencies to churches and nonprofits. Roush, also a pastor, authored “High-Growth Fundraising the Silicon Valley Way,” providing strategies for modern fundraising. 
Additionally, Sequoia Capital, a prominent venture capital firm, launched Arc, a program offering $1 million in funding and mentorship to early-stage startups, reflecting Silicon Valley’s innovative financing approaches. 
These initiatives highlight the intersection of church planting and Silicon Valley’s entrepreneurial spirit, fostering innovative funding models and resource-sharing to expand community impact. 
In Silicon Valley, ARC has collaborated with tech entrepreneurs like Vance Roush, founder of Overflow—a startup enabling non-cash asset donations such as stocks and cryptocurrencies to churches and nonprofits. Roush, also a pastor, authored “High-Growth Fundraising the Silicon Valley Way,” providing strategies for modern fundraising. 
Additionally, Sequoia Capital, a prominent venture capital firm, launched Arc, a program offering $1 million in funding and mentorship to early-stage startups, reflecting Silicon Valley’s innovative financing approaches. 
These initiatives highlight the intersection of church planting and Silicon Valley’s entrepreneurial spirit, fostering innovative funding models and resource-sharing to expand community impact. 
The Association of Related Churches (ARC) is a network dedicated to supporting church planters by providing resources, training, and funding. Their funding model is based on generosity rather than equity stakes; they offer matching funds up to $100,000 as no-interest loans to new churches, which are repaid to support future church plants.  
In Silicon Valley, ARC has collaborated with tech entrepreneurs like Vance Roush, founder of Overflow—a startup enabling non-cash asset donations such as stocks and cryptocurrencies to churches and nonprofits. Roush, also a pastor, authored “High-Growth Fundraising the Silicon Valley Way,” providing strategies for modern fundraising. 
Additionally, Sequoia Capital, a prominent venture capital firm, launched Arc, a program offering $1 million in funding and mentorship to early-stage startups, reflecting Silicon Valley’s innovative financing approaches. 
These initiatives highlight the intersection of church planting and Silicon Valley’s entrepreneurial spirit, fostering innovative funding models and resource-sharing to expand community impact. 
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