Learn About Our Missions

BrightStar Foundation

Shiloh children and adults have helped in Bible School and with special projects, and missions, with tasks ranging from construction, health clinics, organization, training/teaching, to anything else that will help in the well being of the children. Because several of the children are orphans, the school provides orphanage care for them as well. Shiloh personnel have been instrumental in helping with the supplies, equipment, health care, and administration for Bright Star through their non profit foundation based in Kokomo. The foundation is also the umbrella group for supporting Little Angels Preschool and the Thika Orphanage.  

For more information, contact the foundation at Bright Star Foundation, Post Office Box 6747, Kokomo, Indiana 46901-6747.

Timmy Global Health

After taking missionary trips to India, South America, and Central America, Kokomo native Dr. Chuck Dietzen began the Timmy Foundation in 1997, so named for a younger brother who died in infancy.  This nonprofit group has channeled medical work around the globe, but currently is concentrating on Nigeria, Ecuador, Guatemala, and Colombia as well as outreaches to Native Americans and groups in Indianapolis.  It also made a donation of medical supplies to the crisis in Haiti after the hurricanes.  Shiloh has sent many people to Ecuador to help Dr. Chuck's outreach in the last two decades.  We have helped in orphanages, preschools, medical clinics, and consultations similar to Habitat for Humanity.  We appreciate Dr. Chuck's message and update of his work each year on or about Super Bowl Sunday.  We sponsor a soup lunch and give his foundation all the profits.  Contact the foundation through Timmy Global Health.  22 E. 22nd Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46202.  The phone is 317-920-1822.