Max, who identified himself as president and CEO of IF Ministries, has announced the founding of a new organization he says is intended to serve people in need.

In a press release titled “Founding for the Future,” Max said the venture was not created primarily to generate money, but to support members of the community facing hardship. He acknowledged that financial resources remain necessary for survival while describing the organization’s stated purpose as helping “those that are in need survive.”

“Please consider partnering with us as we strive to make the less fortunate, more fortunate in this world,” Max said in the announcement.

The release did not specify IF Ministries’ location, legal structure, funding sources, services, staffing, eligibility standards, or timeline for beginning operations. It also did not identify potential partners or explain how individuals and organizations could participate.

Max’s public biography describes him as a Christian focused on serving others and says he has business and technology skills. The announcement framed IF Ministries’ launch around community support rather than a specific commercial product or service.

The organization’s name and Max’s personal background suggest a faith-oriented mission, although the press release did not detail religious programming, affiliations, or whether services would be offered through congregations or other community institutions.

No immediate response from community groups, local officials, or prospective partners was included in the announcement.