Drop one stone in still water and the rings keep going long after it sinks. The Ripple Program is how people who have walked the whole road with us learn to walk it with others, in their own city, church, and circle, under their own name. It is how a family becomes a Tributary: a stream of its own, flowing the same direction as the river.
Deeper as It Goes
Ezekiel saw a river flowing out from the temple. At first it was ankle deep, then knee deep, then waist deep, then a river too deep to cross, and wherever it went, things came back to life (Ezekiel 47:1–9). We love that picture because the life in that river came from its source, not its size. Faithful giving is the same: the good it does is God’s to grow. Our part is to be faithful with what passes through our hands and to help it reach one more family, one more place.
We are one small house. The need for well-planned, joyful giving is far bigger than any one house can walk. A family that has walked the road well is the best guide the next family could have, so the Ripple Program exists to walk alongside that family as they learn to carry it.
From One Family to Many
01 · Walk the road yourself
Every Tributary starts as a family on the road: the free orientation call, The 7-Day Seed, and the seasons that follow, all the way to a plan that outlives you. The road is walked before it is taught.
02 · A conversation, by invitation
When the road is yours and you feel called to carry it, we talk. What is on your heart, who is around you, and whether this is the right season. There is no application form and no pressure.
03 · Formation
You learn the road the way we walk it: how we explain the tools in plain words, the questions we bring to a CPA, how a family names its fund and plans its first grant, and the boundaries that keep it clean.
04 · Carry it home
You walk your first families through it in your own city, church, or circle, under your own name, with us close beside you to answer questions and learn from every family alongside you.
05 · Stay in the river
Tributaries keep meeting: shared lessons, updated rules each tax year, and fellowship with the others carrying the same road in other places. No stream is left to run dry on its own.
- Education and coaching in how we walk families through faithful, well-planned giving.
- A fellowship of people carrying the same road in different places.
- Your own name and your own community. You are a stream, not a branch. KPTributaries is the name of our fellowship, not a title to guide families under.
- The same boundaries everywhere: the sponsor owns and controls the fund, the family recommends the grants, the CPA and attorney stay in the room.
- Not a franchise, and not a license of the Kingdom Portfolios name or brand.
- Not a job, a business opportunity, or a promise of income of any kind.
- Never a way to hold, receive, or invest anyone’s charitable dollars.
- Not tax, legal, or investment advice. Tributaries do not give tax, legal, or investment advice or advise on how a fund is invested; every family keeps its own CPA and attorney.
People Who Have Walked the Road
The Ripple Program is by invitation, and the invitation comes at the end of the long road, not the start. It is for families and owners who have walked every season with us, and for KPDAF Donor Advisors who already guide beside us. If you are just beginning, the road begins with a free orientation call and The 7-Day Seed.
Walking Alongside the Tributaries
KPDAF Donor Advisors
The guides who walk owners through seeding their own donor-advised fund.
The KP TribesKPCollective
The broad body of stewards and entrepreneurs walking from skill to stewardship.
The KP TribesKPCohort
Twelve savants: the traders, managers, and developers of the KP floor, working the company’s own capital in the open.
The Ripple Program is education, coaching, and fellowship. It is not a franchise, not a license of the Kingdom Portfolios name or brand, not an employment or business opportunity, and not an offer of any kind; nothing here is a promise of income or results. Kingdom Portfolios LLC provides education and process guidance on charitable giving. It is not a donor-advised fund sponsor, never receives, holds, or invests charitable dollars, and is not a CPA firm, a law firm, or an investment adviser. Gifts to a donor-advised fund are irrevocable; the sponsor owns and controls the fund, and the donor-advisor recommends grants.