You can donate now online via credit card using JustGiving.
You can either give your check to the missionary you are supporting, or you can mail it in directly to our office. Please include with the check a note with the following information: Donor's name, mailing address, contact number, and email address.
Note: For security purposes, please have your mail registered.
PSC Office Mailing Address: Philippine Sending Council
PO Box 1009, QCCPO
Quezon City
1150 Metro Manila
Philippines
If you would like to give by direct deposit to PSC, our missionaries, or our teams, you can definitely do so. Please follow the steps below:
For regular supporters (i.e. monthly, quarterly, yearly)
For one-time supporters
PSC Direct Deposit Bank Details
Please make checks payable to the Account Name:
Philippine Sending Council of SEND International, Inc.
(or Phil. Sending Council of SEND Int'l., Inc.)
For Peso deposits in PH:
BDO, Timog-Rotonda Branch
Peso Savings Account
Account Name: Phil. Sending Council of SEND Int'l., Inc.
Account # 00-162-006-3164
For US Dollar deposits in PH:
BDO, Timog-Rotonda Branch
US Dollar Savings Account
Account Name: Phil. Sending Council of SEND Intl'l., Inc.
Account #: 10-162-006-3172
For US Dollar deposits from abroad (except US & Canada):
BDO, Timog-Rotonda Branch
G/F Imperial Palace Suites Tomas Morato corner Timog Avenue, South Triangle, Quezon City, Philippines
US Dollar Saving Account
Account Name: Philippine Sending Council of SEND International, Inc.
Account #: 10-162-006-3172
Switf Code: BNORPHMM
Note: Please contact our office after you make a deposit for confirmation of designation and acknowledgement. You can:
Call: +63 2 8 990 0741
SMS: +63 905 963 0920
Email: FINANCE.pscsend@gmail.com
Reliance upon God
SEND International desires that all missionaries, candidates, council members and staff maintain a spirit of reliance upon God.
Challenge to Faith
The needs of SEND International, including those of the missionaries and the ministry, are regarded as challenges to our faith for God’s work and held before Him in prayer. Therefore, all contributions, regardless of their source or designation, are to be received as from Him and used for His glory.
Materialism
Materialism is recognized as a danger to the missionary’s commitment to God. This can be expressed in anxiety over, or preoccupation with, a lack of material goods, or in an undue attachment to possessions. Therefore, missionaries should seek a wholesome relationship to the things that God has provided, not fix their hope on material things. Missionaries should evidence a spirit of generosity through sharing with others in need.
Stewardship
Each worker is expected to exercise careful stewardship over moneys that are entrusted to them. No unsecured indebtedness will be incurred by any area organization or individual member on behalf of the Mission.
Salary
Salary for all members of the missions organization in either sending or receiving areas is determined on the basis of need without regard to position in the Mission. Salary level is determined to provide a modest, but adequate, standard of living throughout the Mission commensurate to the needs of the missionary.
Standard of Living
The standard of living for Mission members is based upon simplicity and balance in order that there not be a barrier between them and the people of the area where they reside.
Contributions and Ministry
The work of SEND International is maintained through the voluntary contributions of the Lord’s people. All contacts with the Christian public should be regarded as a privilege for ministry and an opportunity for challenge.
Receipting of Funds
All contributions to the ministry of SEND International will be acknowledged by an appropriate means according to the laws of that country.
Distribution of Funds
Mission funds received by a member of the Mission will not accrue to the benefit of any individual member. The Mission will have final control of disbursement of funds.
Ministry Fund
The Mission sets a desired salary level but does not guarantee it. Missionaries of SEND International are dependent on the Lord to provide for their personal needs and those of the ministry, through the gifts of God’s people. Missionaries never receive a salary larger than the established figure, but may receive less, if funds contributed for missionary support are inadequate for full salaries to be paid. As an expression of the unity of the Mission community, contributions received by the Mission for missionary support are pooled in each area so that, when there is an inadequate amount to give full salaries, all missionaries in the area share equally in the deficiency.