963 Effect wouldn’t exist without the generous partnerships of our donors. If you would like to be involved by making a donation, here are a few giving options:
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1. Check or Money Order
Make your check or money order payable to 963 Effect, Inc. Mail it to:
963 Effect, Inc.
55 Fitzroy Lane
Acworth, GA 30101
3. Monthly Pledge - Online Giving
You can set up monthly recurring donations through our online giving service. Simply select the amount you would like to donate monthly, and then click Subscribe.
5. Shop 963 Effect
We have developed a store where you can purchase apparel. The proceeds for each item goes to support a specific 963 Effect cause.
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2. Auto Bill Pay
No more stamps and envelopes! Use your bank’s auto bill-pay feature to make contributions. Enter 963 Effect's address (55 Fitzroy Lane, Acworth, GA, 30101) and phone number (678.478.8306) into your bank’s online form.
For more info contact us: donate@963effect.com
4. 1-Time Donation - Online Giving
Give one flat donation instantly using our online giving system. Simply click the Donate button below, then select the amount you want to donate.
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*Please note: Your credit and debit card donations will be processed through Paypal and 963 Effect is assessed a merchant fee per transaction for every gift.
963 Effect, Inc. is recognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code as a tax exempt organization. As contributions are tax-deductible, they are sought with the understanding that 963 Effect, Inc. has complete discretion and control over the use of all donated funds. Each contribution for an approved program will be used as restricted with the understanding that funds received in excess of the amount required will be used where needed most.
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"963 Effect has been a huge factor in how God has created a passion in me to serve Him by sharing His love with people all around the world. Since my first trip in 2009 my desire to do missions work has grown drastically, and led to my decision to pursue ministry as a career."
-Megan Sheasby,
college student
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