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Partner with us through a financial gift
Your donation changes everything for military personnel in more than 150 different countries around the world. Through the wide range of ACCTS’ activities, YOU are sharing the Gospel, discipling young believers, and building communities of faith.
You are the engine in this ministry and we are grateful to partner with you to reach the militaries (and nations) of the world for Christ. If you experience technical difficulties processing your donation, please contact us.
Ways to Donate
Autopay through your bank
Through your bank’s online bill payment service, set up ACCTS as the payment recipient using the following address:
ACCTS
P.O. Box 27239
Denver, CO 80227
You can then choose the donation amount, frequency, and payment dates that best meet your preferences. Please include the ministry name in the memo field so we can properly allocate your donation to the ministry you wish to support. This option is the most cost-effective method for ACCTS and also gives you full control over the timing and amount of your monthly donations.
Credit/Debit Card or ACH Bank Transfer
Click below to make a one-time or recurring donation by credit card or ACH through our secure giving platform.
Give onlineIf you’ve donated online before, you can view or update your giving by signing in at Aplos.com using the same email address you used for your first donation.
Credit card donors can update their contact details, giving amount, or card information directly in Aplos. If you’re new to Aplos, simply create an account with the email you used to give.
By check
Fill out and include the form below with your check. Mail to the address shown on the form.
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Make your Required Minimum Distribution from retirement accounts with a Qualified Charitable Distribution.
Make a pledge
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Financial accountability
ACCTS is a charter member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. Founded in 1979 by Billy Graham, the ECFA serves as a monitoring agency to ensure that non-profit Christian ministries maintain the highest ethical standards. Voluntary ECFA membership requires full financial disclosure and the exercise of sound fund-raising practices.
What is ECFA?
Founded in 1979, the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability is comprised of more than 700 charitable, religious, and educational organizations which are qualified for tax-exempt, nonprofit status. ECFA's steadfast purpose is to enunciate, maintain, and manifest a code of financial accountability, ethics, and reporting which is consistent with enlightened and responsible Christian faith and practice.
What Does ECFA Do For Its Members?
ECFA assists its member organizations in making appropriate public disclosure of their financial practices and accomplishments.
By following the ECFA standards and displaying the ECFA member seal, organizations can materially enhance their credibility and potential support from present and prospective donors.
Additionally, through its publications and continuing support services, ECFA keeps its member organizations informed of current legislative, postal, administrative and promotional matters. Located in the Washington D.C. area, ECFA also interprets the interests of its member organizations to responsible government and private organizations.
What Are The Requirements For Membership?
To be eligible for membership in ECFA, an organization must be nonprofit and have a clear and strong commitment to evangelical Christianity. Potential members must agree to abide by the ECFA Standards of Responsible Stewardship.
Applications for membership are reviewed by the ECFA Board, and only qualifying ministries are accepted.
What ECFA membership means...
- ACCTS maintains the highest standards of financial integrity and Christian ethics
- ACCTS believes in full financial disclosure
- ACCTS has an independent board that accepts responsibility for our organization's activities
- ACCTS is audited yearly by an independent auditor
- ACCTS follows strict guidelines and standards for fund raising
