Central Aid Agency

​We are a non-denominational uniformed service organization that operates on the basis of both faith and reason.  We believe that by being a positive force for good in the world we can be a better representation of Jesus and spread the faith through actions rather than just through words, we affectionately call this "applied ministry".

It is our belief and our goal that in order to have an impact on the world we need to be out in it serving others, doing good, and living out our faith every single day.  We want to show people what faith is all about and why a relationship with Jesus is such a wonderful thing.

​To accomplish this goal we seek to go out into the world, serving both on a local and global scale.  Our organization is structured around this principle.

The Central Aid Agency Christian Service Army (Central Aid Agency, or C.A.A. for short) is a Christ-centered 501 (c)(3) nonprofit non-governmental service organization (NGO) with five main areas of focus:

• Emergency Management and Emergency Services
• Public / Private Safety and Support Services
• Humanitarianism and Community Service
• Science and Medical Services
• Ministry and Outreach

​Our organization uses a military style structure and terminology that we've tailored to our needs and mission. We utilize a rank system for our personnel, and we wear uniforms that protect and identify us. The types of uniforms we wear depend on what we're doing. Our organization is made up of designated commands, branches, programs, and units that each focus on specific aspects of our overall mission. Because faith, reason, and truth are important to us, our organization subscribes to Non-Denominational Christian Intellectualism as our core belief structure.

​The Central Aid Agency first became a registered non-profit organization in January of 2010, but had been conducting regular operations since early 2008. The concept that later became the Central Aid Agency had been around for many years prior to it becoming an official non-profit organization, and was inspired in part by great service organizations like the Civilian Conservation Corps, the Salvation Army, the U.S. Coast Guard, and the Red Cross.