Preparing Young People for Christian Service and Leadership
WAYS TO HELP KIDS HAVE ICTHUS
Proovide Emergency Aid & Icthus Ministry
During this time of covid-19 quarantine children of impoverished families in Latin America are suffering.
Your gift will help provide emergency food to poor Icthus kids and families as well as it will help more children have the Icthus ministry.
Give emergency aid to children during this difficult time and provide more children with the Icthus ministry. Your donation will make a big difference to kids and their families.
Other Ways to Help
YOU CAN DESIGNATE WHERE TO HELP CHILDREN:
You can write in the Project, Country, or Icthus leader you would like to designate your gift for.
Automatic Monthly Gifts
Help kids have Icthus by giving monthly. Setting up automatic donations through your bank or online makes it easy. Monthly donors are called Padrinos - an endearing Spanish term for God Parent or Sponsor.
A Padrino helps monthly so kids can have the Icthus ministry all year.
Two-thirds Group=$20/mon One Group=$25/mon 1 and 1/5 Groups = $30
Two Groups=$50/mon Three Groups=$75/mon Four Groups=$100/mon
Your bank can arrange to send monthly donation automatically or you can set up automatic online monthly giving.
For more information about online monthly gifts click here.
Give a Legacy Gift
(DAF) Gifts from your Donor Advised Fund
If you have a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) with Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable or the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation you may find it convenient to donate in this way. Please check with your financial institution.
Give by Mail or Phone
You may also donate directly by:
Credit Card: Call the International office to make a credit card donation.
(626) 222-2167
Check: Send a check made out to "Icthus" and mailed to:
Icthus International
PO Box 306
Lake Forest CA 92609
Icthus is a 501(c)3 Charitable Organization and an ECFA Member
Gifts to Icthus are tax deductible as per IRS regulations.
To view the Evangelical Council of Financial Accountability (ECFA) report on Icthus click here.
To see the ECFA 7 Standards of Responsible Stewardship click here.
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