In this episode, I’m joined by Tom Dosch, co-founder and principal at Dosch Marshall Real Estate and a founding member of 100X Harvest—one of our valued sponsors and long-time All Access members. We discuss Tom’s journey from early tithing as a young professional with student debt to structuring his family’s giving for greater impact, drawing on insights from his experiences in real estate, Christian mentorship, and the global church. Tom shares practical strategies for intentional giving, the importance of collaborative groups, and why seeing God’s work overseas reshapes how we give. We explore how members can maximize their impact in the most unreached and impoverished places through trusted, vetted programs.

Key highlights

• Tom’s upbringing across the U.S., time at Texas A&M, and building a life in Dallas with his family.
• Early financial challenges—beginning to give while still managing student debt, and moving from basic tithing to sacrificial, strategic giving through the influence of Christian mentors and direct experiences with the global church.
• The story behind launching 100X Harvest, creating a group setting for giving—pooling resources, setting multi-year commitments, and inviting others to become members to maximize collective impact and accountability.
• Lessons learned from supporting programs—how careful screening, direct involvement, and working through vetted organizations help protect contributions and build trust, with practical guidance for avoiding common mistakes.
• Supporting smaller organizations and programs, such as partnering early on “I Found the Truth”—a channel sharing true stories of former Muslims coming to Christ that now reaches millions.
• The importance of aligning giving with personal calling, raising families to be generous in order to have global impact, and finding fulfillment by joining others to give effectively where the need is greatest.