Where the profits go

How it works

  1. You buy a piece. Every item in the shop is part of the mission.
  2. 100% of the profits go to the mission. Not a percentage of the price. Every dollar of profit. Profit is what's left after making the clothes and covering running costs.
  3. We fund the work directly. We give active missionaries Bibles, funds and support. We're also looking to partner with other organisations to spread the gospel and provide support where it's needed most.
  4. We report back every year. APSTL intends to publish a financial report each September, covering the Australian financial year (July to June).

APSTL is new and run by one person, so this is the beginning. If you buy now, you're helping to build it from the ground up.

Where the money goes

Every September, APSTL plans to publish a financial report for the financial year just ended (1 July to 30 June): the profit made, what was given, and where it went. The first full financial year ends on 30 June 2027, so the first report is planned for September 2027.

Profit is what's left after making the clothes and covering running costs. Ezra currently takes no wage. If APSTL grows to the point of needing one, we'll say so in the annual report.

To the four corners

Every nation on earth: how far the gospel has reached, where believers face persecution, and where APSTL gives today. Hover a country to learn more, or unfold the globe.

Sources: Joshua Project · Open Doors WWL 2026 · Pew Research (2025 update) · World Christian Database (CSGC) · Natural Earth

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