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OUR FOUNDATION
At Mission 3:10, we believe that abundance is meant to be shared. This simple but powerful belief guides every initiative we undertake and shapes our vision for what’s possible.
Rather than offer short-term fixes for complex challenges, we focus on long-term solutions that create access, foster meaningful relationships, and drive lasting impact. We know that health and well-being are deeply influenced by the conditions in which people live, learn, work, and grow. That’s why we focus on addressing the social drivers of thriving—things like connection, mentorship, access to resources, and responsive, community-based support.
MISSION
Inspired by Malachi 3:10, we create pathways that bridge the gap between need and opportunity by focusing on the social drivers that improve health and well-being.
VISION
We envision a community where everyone has access to the support and relationships needed to lead healthy, purpose-filled lives.
The Story Behind Our Logo
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The Mission 3:10 logo reflects both our identity and our values. Using consistent colors from our brand family, it connects us to our programs while drawing inspiration from our sister company, achi.
Achi’s modified delta sign — meaning to change a life — represents its commitment to tithing and reinvesting in communities, rooted in the biblical teaching of Malachi 3:10. The name achi itself comes from the second half of “Malachi” and means “a life” or “inner light.”
Mission 3:10 builds on that foundation. By overlapping two of the delta signs, our logo forms an “M” that symbolizes amplifying this mission through our programs. At its core, the logo represents our belief that abundance is meant to be shared and our commitment to long-term solutions that create access, foster relationships, and drive lasting change.
LEAD WITH PURPOSE
HAYLEY STUDER
President
Hayley is passionate about building healthier, more equitable communities through strong relationships and cross-sector collaboration. With 30 years of experience in healthcare and mission-driven leadership, she understands both the systemic barriers and the community-level solutions needed for lasting change. Her work focuses on aligning incentives, addressing social determinants of health, and designing scalable models that honor local context.