Financial Transparency and Accountability
The North American Mission Board (NAMB) is committed to the highest standards of financial integrity, independent oversight and biblical stewardship. The missionaries and staff who serve NAMB are grateful for the offerings and donations that fuel the ministry. This page highlights the ways NAMB practices transparency in how finances and resources are utilized as well as the oversight and accountability that is in place to ensure NAMB’s resources are stewarded well.
Accountability & Accreditation
NAMB meets the highest standards of financial oversight
NAMB is accountable to its Board of Trustees, through independent audits, and through accreditation and ratings from independent third-party sources — including the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability and a Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid.
Candid Platinum Transparency
NAMB holds a Platinum Seal of Transparency on its Candid nonprofit profile, where donors can find audited financials, ministry results, and leadership information.
ECFA Integrity Standards
NAMB is fully accredited by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, meeting rigorous standards of integrity and stewardship.
2025 Gifts and Budget
Southern Baptists are consistently generous in their support of missionaries.
2025 Contributions
Annie Armstrong Easter Offering
Cooperative Program
Other Gifts
Other Income
2025 Expenses
Church Planting
Evangelism and Relief
Sending and Leadership
Administration
Mission Education and Opportunities
100% of every dollar given to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering supports thousands of missionaries across the U.S. and Canada.
Annie Armstrong Easter Offering
The Annie Armstrong Easter Offering (AAEO) is the primary way you support missionaries across the U.S. and Canada. 100% of your gifts go to assess, train and resource thousands serving as church planters and in compassion ministries. Half of NAMB’s revenue comes from AAEO.
Your gifts can provide financially for a missionary family, purchase food and supplies for a community outreach event, buy Bibles and curriculum, provide monthly rent for a worship facility, or be put to work in hundreds of other ways to reach the millions lost in North America. Learn more at AnnieArmstrong.com.
Cooperative Program
When churches like yours support the Cooperative Program, NAMB uses the gifts in a multitude of ways:
- Provide evangelism resources and events
- Support missionaries and their ministries
- Endorse and train chaplains
- Sustain ministry centers
- Meet administrative and operational needs
These funds are used all year long and allocated to where the needs are the greatest. When you give, we are committed to stewarding your gift wisely and for gospel purpose.
NAMB Reserve Fund
NAMB’s reserves are actively invested in ministry, supporting church planters, missionary housing, and strategic needs, while also ensuring we’re prepared to respond in times of crisis.
A Closer Look
View NAMB’s annual audit and select reports below for a closer look at financial details.