Community Giving

Sharing what God places in our hands

At Bel🩷ved Study Co.™, we believe generosity should be part of who we are—not something reserved for a particular campaign or season.

Our work began with a desire to help children know they are fully known, deeply loved and intentionally made by God. Community giving allows that message to travel beyond a shop, reaching children and families through schools, churches, libraries, specialised education settings and community organisations.

We are still a growing small business, and our capacity is not unlimited. But we believe we can be faithful with what is already in our hands.

Sometimes that looks like giving a book.

Sometimes it is creating a free resource, sharing our time or helping a community organisation welcome children more thoughtfully.

Every act may look different, but the heart remains the same: to serve with love, protect dignity and give without expectation.

How We Give

Books for Children and Families

Where our resources and capacity allow, Bel🩷ved Study Co. provides complimentary or supported copies of our books to children, families and organisations that may not otherwise be able to access them.

Books may be shared through:

Schools and specialised education settings
Churches and children’s ministries
Libraries and community programs
Family support and disability organisations
Local events serving children and families
Community-led outreach initiatives
Individual circumstances identified through trusted community connections

We believe a book can be more than a gift. It can give a child language for their experience, create a safe conversation and place a lasting truth into their hands.

Free Children’s Resources

Wherever feasible, children attending a Bel🩷ved author visit, reading or community event receive a complimentary Made on Purpose™ bookmark and colouring page.

We also create selected free resources that families, educators and ministry leaders can use to continue meaningful conversations about faith, identity, belonging and neurodiversity.

Our hope is that a family’s financial circumstances will not prevent a child from receiving something encouraging and beautiful.

Gentle Community Visits

Bel🩷ved Study Co. offers author readings and community experiences for schools, specialised education settings, churches, libraries and community groups.

Our visits are designed to feel:

Warm and welcoming
Christ-centred where appropriate to the setting
Neurodivergent-affirming
Predictable and clearly structured
Sensory-considerate
Flexible and free from participation pressure
Focused on the child, the story and meaningful connection

We believe accessibility is hospitality. Children should be able to listen, move, observe, take a break or participate in the way that feels safest for them.

When circumstances allow, we may provide a complimentary visit, donated resources or another form of support to an organisation serving children and families. Availability depends on location, timing, need and our current capacity.

Community Partnerships

We value genuine relationships with people already serving their communities faithfully.

Rather than assuming what an organisation needs, we want to listen first and find practical ways to contribute. This may include:

Donating books or activity resources
Supporting a family or community event
Creating an accessible resource for a shared purpose
Providing items for children attending an outreach program
Partnering on a reading, faith or belonging initiative
Helping place books into schools, churches or support services
Encouraging customers to contribute to a clearly identified community need

We welcome conversations with organisations whose work aligns with our commitment to children, families, faith, inclusion, dignity and emotional safety.

Giving With Dignity

Community giving should never make a person feel exposed, indebted or used for publicity.

We are committed to:

Protecting the privacy of children and families
Seeking permission before sharing any story or image
Avoiding language that shames people for needing support
Never requiring public recognition in exchange for help
Giving without sales pressure or expectation
Listening to the people and organisations closest to the need
Being honest about what we can sustainably provide

We will not use hardship as a marketing tool.

When stories of community impact are shared, they will be told with permission, care and a focus on dignity—not on drawing attention to ourselves.

Requesting Community Support

Schools, churches, libraries, specialised education settings and community organisations are welcome to contact us about a genuine need or potential partnership.

When making a request, it is helpful to include:

The name and location of your organisation
Who you support
What you are requesting
How the books or resources would be used
The number of children or families involved
Any important dates or accessibility considerations
A contact person and their role

Every request will be considered prayerfully and respectfully.

As a small and growing business, we cannot guarantee that every request can be fulfilled. Our ability to help will depend on available resources, timing, location and alignment with our mission. Where we cannot provide everything requested, we may suggest a smaller or alternative way to support your community.

Help Us Place a Book Into a Child’s Hands

As this work grows, we hope to create more opportunities for customers, churches, businesses and community supporters to help books reach children who need their message.

Future giving opportunities may include: