Why We Receive Donations

New Life With God depends on faithful partners to fund emergency relief, pastoral family support, vocational training, and community development projects. Donations allow us to respond quickly when a family faces hunger, a child needs school supplies, or a pastor faces unexpected hardship. Every gift — large or small — is stewarded with care and used to bring practical help and spiritual hope into lives.

“Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” — 2 Corinthians 9:7 (NIV)

How We Use Donations: Immediate Relief to Lasting Change

We divide donor funds into clear program categories so gifts are used intentionally. Our core use areas include:

• Emergency assistance: Food, shelter, medical care, and one-time grants for urgent needs.
• Pastoral family support: Help for pastors and their families with medical bills, housing repairs, and basic welfare during crises.
• Vocational training: Short courses, tools, and microgrants that enable sustainable livelihoods.
• Children & youth programs: School supplies, after-school tutoring, and mentorship programs.
• Community projects: Water, sanitation, health camps, and cooperative enterprise initiatives.
• Administrative & accountability costs: Small portion to ensure transparent bookkeeping, reporting, and compliance with local regulations.

We carefully track spending and provide summaries to partners. Donor designations are honored when specified.

Giving Options (Direct Transfer Details)

We do not host an online payment button on this page. To give, you may use a direct bank transfer or contact us for alternative arrangements. Below are the bank details for direct transfer.

Contact for Alternative Gifts or Questions

If you prefer to give by check, set up a recurring bank transfer, or arrange a legacy gift, contact us and we will guide you through options and provide documentation.

Email: bdservice930@gmail.com
WhatsApp: +8801851699089

Types of Gifts & How They Make a Difference

One-time Gift

A single gift can provide a food package, a month of school supplies for a child, or a short-term emergency grant to a family. One-time donors make possible quick responses to urgent needs.

Monthly Partnership

Monthly donors provide stability. Predictable giving helps us plan training classes, pay staff fairly, and sustain community programs without interruption. We offer partner updates and impact stories to monthly supporters.

Project-Specific Gifts

Designate your donation for a named project (e.g., "Pastor Family Support Fund" or "Vocational Training — Tailoring Cohort"). We track designated funds and report on outcomes.

In-Kind Donations

In-kind gifts (clothing, school supplies, food items, tools) are accepted based on current needs and storage capacity. Contact us before sending items to ensure they match program requirements.

Volunteer Time

Your time is a valuable form of giving. Volunteers support food distribution, tutoring, trainings, and community projects. Register via our contact channels.

Impact Stories — How Donations Change Lives

These stories illustrate immediate relief and long-term transformation. Donor funds are catalysts for durable change.

Transparency & Accountability

We are committed to clear stewardship. Our financial practices include:

• Recording all donations and expenditures in an accounting system.
• Designating funds according to donor instructions when requested.
• Providing annual summaries to partners and publishing high-level reports upon request.
• Using an advisory committee to review significant expenditures and program effectiveness.

Major donors may request receipts, project updates, and evaluation reports. We welcome oversight and constructive feedback.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my gift secure?

Yes. For bank transfers we provide official account details and confirmations. We recommend sending a short email with the transfer reference to bdservice930@gmail.com so we can acknowledge receipt and allocate the funds as requested.

Can I give to a specific family or individual?

Yes — if you instruct the donation for a named recipient, we will honor that request where it meets legal and ethical guidelines. We avoid direct cash handouts unless paired with a case management plan to protect recipients and ensure funds accomplish intended goals.

Will I receive a receipt?

Donors receive a written acknowledgment for all gifts. For large or recurring gifts we can provide more detailed reports upon request.

How much of my gift goes to administration?

Administrative costs are kept to a minimum but necessary for safe, effective operations (bank fees, basic accounting, and lawful compliance). We allocate a small percentage to these needs and report figures in annual summaries.

Step-by-Step: How to Make a Bank Transfer

1. Log in to your online banking or visit your bank branch.
2. Enter the recipient details exactly as shown below.
3. In the reference/note field, write a short purpose (e.g., "Pastor Support", "Food Relief", or "Training Fund").
4. After transferring, please email a copy of the transfer confirmation to bdservice930@gmail.com or send a message on WhatsApp to +8801851699089 so we can confirm receipt and allocate the funds.

If you need help making a transfer from another country, contact us and we will assist with routing details and any intermediary bank instructions.

Safeguards to Protect Donors and Beneficiaries

To ensure ethical practice, we use the following safeguards:

• Case management for larger grants to beneficiaries to ensure funds are used responsibly.
• Community verification of need for emergency distributions to avoid duplication and favoritism.
• Child protection policies in all programs involving minors.
• Clear refund and complaint procedures—donors may contact us with concerns and expect a timely response.

Extended Testimonies & Use-Cases

The following extended testimonies illustrate the long-term value of donor investments.

Long Testimony: Asha’s Journey from Emergency Aid to Enterprise

Asha came to our attention during a routine outreach when her household had lost a breadwinner. Her family received emergency food and a short-term cash grant to cover immediate expenses. Caseworkers then worked with Asha to identify skills, and she chose tailoring. Donor-funded training covered tuition and provided a starter kit. Over 18 months, Asha built a client base, repaid a small microloan, and now employs herself and occasionally trains young women in her neighborhood. She credits donors for not only saving her family in a crisis but enabling a path to independent, dignified work.

Use-Case: School Support for Vulnerable Children

Donor funds have paid school fees, uniforms, and tutoring for children at risk of dropping out. The intervention includes parent meetings, monitoring attendance, and linking families with livelihood training so education support becomes sustainable rather than temporary. In one cohort, school attendance rose by 42% after a year of combined support.

Additional Questions Donors Often Ask

Can I meet the people my donations help?

We occasionally organize donor visits for partners and supporters who wish to see programs in action. Visits are arranged with respect for beneficiaries' privacy and dignity and are scheduled to include program briefings and community meetings.

How do you handle international currency and transfer fees?

For international transfers, donor banks may charge intermediary fees. We recommend donors check with their bank about fees and consider covering transfer costs when possible so more of the gift reaches beneficiaries.

Is there a legal registration for this ministry?

We comply with local requirements and hold any necessary registrations for operating community programs. Donors can request documentation related to governance and registration as part of due diligence.

Practical Giving Tips & Best Practices

• Designate gifts clearly to match your intent (e.g., "Pastor Support Fund").
• Consider monthly giving to sustain long-term projects.
• Ask for reports or stories tied to the project you support to see impact over time.
• Combine financial gifts with volunteer time for deeper engagement.

Legal, Privacy & Safety

We protect donor privacy and maintain secure records. Personal information is used only for acknowledgment and reporting. We do not share donor details publicly without consent. For more information see our Privacy Policy.

Biblical Foundation for Giving

Our practice of giving is rooted in Scripture. Below are passages that guide our theology of generosity:

• 2 Corinthians 9:6–8 — Sow generously and reap generously; giving should be cheerful.
• Proverbs 19:17 — Kindness to the poor is lending to the Lord.
• Matthew 25:35–40 — Serving the least is serving Christ.
• James 1:27 — True religion includes caring for orphans and widows.

Join Us in Prayer & Partnership

Thank you for considering a gift to New Life With God. Whether you give once or partner monthly, your generosity moves us from compassion to concrete care. Please contact us if you have questions about giving, need help with a transfer, or want to explore partnership opportunities.

Prayer: Lord, bless those who give and those who serve. Multiply every gift for the flourishing of families and communities. Amen.