We will not operate the ministry at a deficit. Although from time to time it is necessary to borrow funds for large capital expenditures, such as for a new building, we will seek to repay the loans as soon as possible. We consider the contributions we receive to be blood money sent from loving people who have sacrificed to make their gifts possible. Our obligation, therefore, is to spend that money conservatively and wisely in continuing the ministry. We have no limousines or airplanes or condos in Hawaii.
Every penny is stretched as far as possible to serve the needs of today's families.
We will receipt all donations, showing the fair market value of any materials requested and sent, in order to help contributors determine the tax-deductible portion of their gifts. Receipts for Canadian donors are issued in accordance with Canadian law. When we make a purchase, we will pay the invoice within 30 days, if possible. We do not intend to use the vendor's money. We will not try to raise more money than we need.