Benevolence Fund

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$640,219.20

Total Giving to Benevolence Fund since its inception.

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The Benevolence Policy states that “because people in need matter to God, as part of the ministry of the EFCC, benevolent financial assistance may sometimes be provided to individuals or families who are in a time of crisis or who are experiencing financial or material needs.”  This help could be for medical situations, to alleviate poverty, and to provide food and shelter and other basic needs.

Any missionary or mission leader who is aware of such needs can apply to the Benevolence Fund for help and will be held accountable for how those funds are distributed.  A Benevolence Committee is established to determine how these funds will be disbursed.

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Praying for the Evangelical Free Church of Ukraine

The resistance to the Russian invasion continues and winter is fast approaching. In the past year, we have used our EFCC Benevolence Fund to help our friends in Ukraine, along with others in Africa, Asia, South America, and Canada. Through our arms of mission – ServeCanada and ServeBeyond – we have been able to minister to physical and spiritual needs all across the globe. Please continue praying for our missionaries as they minister to people in great need. The funds in our Benevolence Fund are depleting, so if you want to help us continue to minister to the body and soul of the folks who our missionaries serve, you can do so through the donate form below leaving “Ukraine Relief” in the comment section.

Thank you so much for your continued generous support.

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Designated Gifts Policy

Spending of funds is confined to organization-approved programs and projects. Each restricted contribution designated towards an organization-approved program or project will be used as designated with the understanding that, when the need for such a program or project has been met or cannot be completed for any reason determined by the organization, the remaining restricted contributions designated for such program or project will be used where needed most.

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