Since 2012, our supported indigenous missionaries continue to battle day and night for lost souls and the downtrodden. The recent wars and horrible droughts are worsening the lives of countless people in the developing world. 

Due to the  great increase of needs on our mission fields, I decided to officially register a 501(c)3 to get some complementary tools to try to raise some more money. Unfortunately, until I am able to get what I pray is the last of my health issues resolved, I am unable to get it set up at this time.  So, although we have always been recognized as a Church non-profit 501(c)3, we are now expanding.

I founded Take Care of Others and we are now, for example, listed on the major financial institutions, like Fidelity, where you can set up a donor advised fund and donate directly to us. Of course, a simple button is available on our website as usual too.

The donor advised fund allows the individual to directly sell portions of stocks, mutual funds, crypto, etc into the fund to avoid the 15% capital gains tax on their money. A win-win.

We are also listed on Candid.org here.

So, please share this with anyone you can think of that might have a heart to Take Care of Others. The need is greater than words can describe. Our explainer video is here and at top of the page, kindly share this too : )

And, a big THANK YOU to the few that help us.

All for Jesus,

Jimmy

***For those that can, please donate to help one of our long-time missionaries get a much needed surgery. Brother Joseph has has a very large lipoma on his upper back for 2+ years and it’s been growing and now causing pain. Any help is appreciated. He oversees our Kibera Slum & Siaya, Kenya mission fields and is a dear soul.