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- Introduction
- The Details
- My Promise To You
- How Do I Join?
- Getting Started
- Protocol For Tax Deductible Donations
- Help Me, Help You
1.) Introduction:
Working as a full-time volunteer, stability is greatly desired. I have chosen a career that demands dependency on God in areas that I would naturally want to be predictable. My line of work is fueled through prayer and set in motion, in part, by others who want to be directly involved with my life and works in ministry.
I find myself in great need for a group of committed people that will help my life and work stay in motion. Partnerships with others who want to invest in my life and work in a tangible way.
Would you prayerfully consider partnering with me financially? It’s not for everyone so please don’t feel pressured. As you pray, listen, whatever you hear just go for it. If you decide you would like to help please continue reading below.
Thank you for considering this opportunity. I look forward to the journey ahead and what may come through His faithful hand of provision.
Jonathan Brown
2.) The Details:
Although periodic involvement is welcome, my main desire is that you would commit to being directly involved in my life and works in ministry on a consistent basis. Committing to provide for areas specifically related to my “Monthly Budget” and/or “Immediate Needs”. Keep in mind though; provision is not limited to finances. It could be anything that would fill a need and, ultimately, help to see that everything stays in motion.
3.) My Promise To You:
As you commit yourselves to join the team, I will commit myself to you. I will see to it that your involvement goes beyond what you can do for the Kingdom and myself, but also what I could do for you and how my work in ministry could bring a return spiritually in your life. You may have a heart for missions and no outlet to plug into. My prayer is that, through this relationship established, an outlet may be formed.
4.) How Do You Join?:
Joining is simple. Contact me via phone call, e-mail, or even snail mail to let me know that you are on board and what sort of commitment you are making.
5.) Getting Started:
So, you’ve checked out the need and want to provide. There are different ways you can go about it, and helpful info on how it may benefit you.
Monthly, Quarterly or Yearly Commitments
The most helpful way to build a dependable financial support base is with monthly, quarterly or yearly financial commitments based on my “Monthly Budget 2007”. This allows me to plan my finances appropriately every month and helps me in planning for the future.
Periodic Donations
Another avenue to take is through “periodic donations”. This is not as dependable as a monthly, quarterly or yearly commitment, but is invited, as it truly adds excitement to my life and has proven to build my faith. It’s always been used to confirm God’s faithfulness when in doubt.
Tax Deduction and Write-offs
When you give, it’s important for you or your company to know how it can benefit you in return. With any donation you will receive a receipt for tax deductions and possibly have the ability to write-off non-monetary donations.
6.) Protocol for Tax Deductible Donations:
In order for you to receive a tax deductible receipt you must write your checks or money orders to “Youth With A Mission” or “YWAM” and include a separate note with my full name along with the donations area of designation (if any) on it.If you would like to make a non-monetary donation and receive a deduction or write-off please get in touch with me to work out the details.
7.) Help Me, Help You:
I only ask that you would please let me know what sort of commitment you are making so that I may be able to correctly plan for the year, even if your donation is a periodic one. I, in turn, will be keeping everyone informed as to where my financial situation stands throughout the year and how your donations are keeping things in motion.
Prayer Team | Provision Team | Monthly Budget | Immediate Needs
Hey, we want to support you with $20 a month starting this month, so let us know how to get on board.
If you are coming through Fresno again, stop over for a visit. Wish we could go back to Kona again sometime, but too busy with the kidlets. Our son is now two and we have a daughter due in a couple of months. Crazy!
Love, The Munros