How can I give securely online?

The simplest and most direct way to support the mission is through our secure online donation portal. You can make a one-time gift or set up a recurring monthly partnership to provide ongoing, stable support for our missionaries and projects.

What are the benefits of giving stock and securities?

Donating long-term appreciated stocks or mutual funds is one of the most tax-efficient ways to give. By transferring securities directly to Send International, you can generally avoid the capital gains tax you would have to pay if you sold them first, allowing you to make a larger impact at a lower original cost to you.

How can I give from a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)?

If you have a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) with a provider like the National Christian Foundation (NCF), Fidelity Charitable, or Schwab Charitable, you can easily recommend a grant to support our work. To make a grant, simply log in to your DAF provider's portal and search for Send International by our legal name and Tax ID (EIN).

How does giving from an IRA work?

For partners aged 70.5 or older, making a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from a traditional IRA is a powerful, tax-wise giving method. A QCD can satisfy your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) for the year and is excluded from your taxable income.

Take 5 To Give 10

It is the little things that make all the difference. They are essential to ministry in Alaska and Northern Canada; a smile, a listening ear, hunting with your neighbor, or chopping wood for a friend. It is so easy for our attention to be drawn to the big ministry events, but they only happen because of the little things. The same goes for the little ways that people contribute to the ministry of SEND North. We need big acts of contribution as well as small gifts.

So, this #GivingTuesday we are launching a week long initiative to ask people to take five minutes of their time to give ten dollars to one of the little things that makes all the difference to our ministry, aviation fuel!

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