The Joshua Fund

The Joshua Fund is a non-profit educational and humanitarian relief organization founded in 2006 by evangelical author Joel C. Rosenberg and his wife, Lynn Rosenberg. Its stated aim is to mobilize Christians to bless "Israel and Her Neighbors in the name of Jesus," based on Genesis 12:1-3. Kelli Drury serves as executive director.

Its work follows four pillars: serve, encourage, equip and teach. It funds food aid, trauma care, help for Holocaust survivors and heart surgeries for children. It supports pastors, Bible teaching and youth ministries in Israel, the West Bank and neighboring countries. This includes Hebrew- and Arabic-language outreach. It produces the Inside the Epicenter podcast. The organization affirms the National Association of Evangelicals statement of faith.