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Make a gift ›Comunidade Brasileira da IASD, Inc. · 501(c)(3) nonprofit · Orlando, Florida
One organization. Fifteen ministries. No charge, ever.
CBA Orlando exists to build, fund, and run ministries that any person can reach for free — in Portuguese, English, or Spanish. Some are websites read on a phone at 5 a.m. Some are a hot meal handed to a family in a parking lot. All of them are the work of one nonprofit, accountable to the community it serves.
“Religion that is pure and undefiled before God is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction.”James 1:27
Three ways to be part of this
Give, serve, or bring your organization alongside ours.
Volunteer
Teach, cook, drive, mentor, translate, or build. Skills we cannot buy are the ones we most need.
Serve with us ›Partner
Churches, businesses, and nonprofits multiply what one organization can do alone.
Explore partnership ›What this organization is
A nonprofit that builds ministries, not an audience.
CBA Orlando is a Florida nonprofit corporation and a registered 501(c)(3) public charity. We design, build, translate, host, and maintain ministry programs — then give them away. Nothing we operate is sold, gated behind a login, or monetized with advertising. The organization exists so that the ministries can be free, and so that the people running them are accountable to more than their own good intentions.
- Free by policyNo fees, no paywalls, no advertising, and no selling or renting of anyone's personal data — for any ministry we run.
- Trilingual by designPortuguese, English, and Spanish are produced together, not translated as an afterthought. Language is not allowed to be a barrier to help.
- Volunteer-ledMinistry leaders serve without compensation from the organization. Donations fund the work, not salaries for the people asking for donations.
- AccountableWritten governance, a defined board, a child-protection policy, and a stated conflict-of-interest standard.
The portfolio
Fifteen ministries, four kinds of need.
Each ministry answers a different question a person is actually asking — from “I have five minutes and I am falling apart” to “my family has nothing to eat this week.” Every one of them is free.
Practical help in person
Community Care
Food, prayer, and a real person — for anyone who asks.
This is the ministry that makes the rest credible. A family that cannot eat this week is not helped by a devotional. We give help first and ask nothing in return: no faith…
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Men's program own site
LEGACY
A program for men who intend to leave something behind.
The most common story in our community is a man working two jobs, far from his extended family, with nobody who asks him a hard question and nobody he can answer honestly. Absent…
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Marriage own site
Committed in Christ
A safe place for couples to come back to one another.
When a marriage in an immigrant household fails, the damage is not private: housing, childcare, income, and legal status can all collapse at once, and the children absorb every…
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Bible study own site
Discovering Jesus Together
Study the Bible free — alone, with a mentor, or in a group.
Almost nobody learns faith from a website alone; they learn it from a person. This ministry is the bridge between anonymous curiosity and a real relationship — someone who answers…
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Daily devotional own site
Pray Then Act
Five quiet minutes, and one concrete step to live them.
Most people do not fall away from God through a decision. They drift through an empty calendar. Pray Then Act exists because a five-minute rhythm that a working parent can…
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Baptism preparation own site
To The Waters
A guided study through 28 truths, all the way to the water.
A decision without foundation does not survive the first hard year. To The Waters exists so that nobody is baptized on emotion alone: every person gets the chance to ask every…
Learn more ›Why it matters here
Central Florida is a place people arrive alone.
Metro Orlando is one of the fastest-growing immigrant destinations in the United States. People arrive for work and find the support network they left behind cannot be replaced by a job. Families arrive without extended family; parents work opposite shifts; teenagers become their household's translator; and nobody has a Tuesday-night person to call. Our ministries are built specifically against that isolation.
Where the money goes
Your gift buys food, materials, hosting, and translation.
Donations to Comunidade Brasileira da IASD, Inc. fund the direct cost of free ministry: groceries and essentials for families in need, printed and digital study materials, professional translation into three languages, website hosting and infrastructure, and the retreats and gatherings that hold marriages and families together.
Comunidade Brasileira da IASD, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law; please consult your tax advisor. A receipt is issued for every gift.