David came to faith at age 10 at the first event ever held in Texas Stadium. His parents wanted to hear Johnny Cash, who was the opening act for Billy Graham's crusade that night. That evening shaped everything that followed.

For over two decades, David led the National Christian Foundation as its first President, helping facilitate billions in charitable giving through 30,000 families. His education mirrors his passions: business and law degrees from Baylor, a master's from Dallas Theological Seminary, and a degree in Strategy and Innovation from Oxford's Saïd Business School. He's co-authored two books, Investing in God's Business and Family.Money, and co-founded Generous Giving.

I've watched wealth destroy families, and I've watched it become a catalyst for incredible Kingdom impact. The difference is almost never about the money itself. It's about the conversations families are willing to have.

David and his wife Chris live in China Spring, Texas, and have four adult children and a growing tribe of grandchildren who keep him humble and hopeful.

For over 25 years, Todd has helped spread the biblical message of generosity through Generous Giving. He facilitates "Journeys of Generosity" with couples, families, boards, and business partners, creating spaces where transformation happens.

Before this work, Todd spent 11 years with Cru, serving in Russia, Yugoslavia, and the United States. He also worked as a partner in an investment management firm, advising high-net-worth clients on growing and using wealth wisely. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics and entrepreneurship from Baylor University.

Most people think generosity is about writing checks. It's actually about writing a different story for your family. The check is just evidence of a heart that's being transformed.

Todd and his wife Collynn live in Orlando and have five children who continue to teach them about grace and generosity.

Tim has spent his career at the intersection of faith, family, and finance. Before leading NCF Orlando, he served as the president of CNL Financial Group, where he led multiple teams that raised over $10 billion in capital across real estate and private equity platforms. He also serves as a Venture Partner at Praxis.

Since relaunching the NCF Orlando office in 2012, Tim and his team have helped catalyze nearly $600 million in giving from the Central Florida community. He holds a bachelor's degree in history from Wheaton College, an MBA from Rollins College (where he received the John C. Myers Leadership Award), and has completed executive education at Harvard Business School and Wharton.

Over the years, I've sat in rooms with families worth hundreds of millions of dollars who've never actually talked about what they believe, what they value, or what they hope their wealth will accomplish. That's where I come alive—creating space for those conversations to finally happen.

Tim and his wife Michelle live in Orlando and have five children. The family has traveled extensively, having lived in both the U.K. and Australia.