Want to give monthly to a DNI project or worker? You can set up an ACH so that a set amount is deducted from your bank account. 
1. Download and fill out the ACH form (below).
2. Send form with VOIDED check to:
DestiNations International
63645 Hidden Ridge Court
Goshen, IN 46528

Download ACH Form

It's easier than ever to give to DNI! Just click on the link below to give through PayPal.
To designate your gift for a specific DNI worker or project, "Add special instructions to the seller" during checkout.

​NOTE: PayPal charges a 3% fee for all electronic donations. Consider sending a check by mail to avoid processing fees.
​
See needs below and give online using the "Donate" button.

Send all gifts to:
DestiNations International
63645 Hidden Ridge Court
Goshen, IN 46528
* Make all checks payable to “DestiNations International”, “DNI” or “BMA”; a tax-deductible receipt will be sent to you.
* Clearly designate all gifts for the intended person or project (listed below). Undesignated gifts are placed in the General Fund.

DNI General Fund
- Worker training
- Worker travel to and from the field of service at the beginning and end of terms.
- Board travel to visit workers on the field.
- Missionary retreats
- Publications
- Approved team ministry projects

Worker support (name of worker)
Workers are responsible for all personal living expenses (food, rent, utilities, transportation on the field, vacations, etc.) from the designated gifts they receive each month. DNI forwards all gifts and offerings that are designated for its workers, and grants tax-exempt receipts to donors. No percentage of the gifts (other than PayPal fees) is deducted for administrative expenses since DNI administrators also trust God for their support.
Please specify who the support is for (name of worker). Otherwise your gift will be placed in the general fund.

Worker support (where needed most)
Your gift to the "Worker Support—Where Needed Most” fund provides financial assistance for workers whose support levels are significantly under budget.

Mission Training Center—capital
The Mission Training Center is thrilled to have their own building, as of September 28, 2017. Although the building is in decent shape, renovations are needed to turn the building into a training center with classrooms and lodging.
Estimated renovation costs: $100,000+

Africa: Rural Development Fund
To cover initiatives introducing efficient wood stoves, solar cookers, and insulation using locally available materials.  The goal for these projects is to improve living conditions and create lasting connections to remote villages enabling us to interact and share with individuals.
Estimated expense: $500 - $1,000 per project ​

Cambodia: Redeeming Rain Center
To help run the Redeeming Rain Center. The center teaches English classes, Computer courses and Bible stories. This is a great way to build relationships with people and share the Gospel with them. Funds will be used to pay for tables, chairs, school supplies, government paperwork, computers and many other basic items.
​Estimated Cost: $10,692.00 (see cost breakdown here)

Mexico church: Brother Joel's medical treatment
Brother Joel is a faithful Cristian who has been instrumental in bringing his entire family to Christ. When he was sixteen, he injured his foot while wading in a stream. Slowly but surely, he lost the use of his body. At that point, doctors were unable to diagnose his illness or offer any cure. After nineteen years in a wheelchair, it seems that God has opened a door for healing. A local doctor believes the foot injury caused an infection that slowly affected his entire body. This doctor specializes in blood cell transplant therapy, which is done by drawing blood from the patient's body, screening out certain blood cells, and re-injecting the cells into the affected areas. The doctor has begun treating Joel and we are seeing results, although slower than we had hoped. Brother Joel’s family and the local church have helped up to this point but for treatments to continue, he will need more financial assistance.  
Estimated cost - $200/treatment x 15 more treatments
Estimated remaining cost - $3,000

Mexico orphanage: Operational expenses
For monthly operational costs of the Light of Hope Orphanage.
$100/month per child, or portion thereof.
You may sign up for a monthly sponsorship at: www.dnimexicoteam.com

Mongolia: greenhouse project
To help one family per year.
Estimated cost: $500 per greenhouse.

Mongolia: ice hockey project
Skates and sticks wear out and replacements are needed each year.
Estimated cost: $100 x 20 players = $2,000

New York City: Jewish Outreach Training (JOT)
Help fund the annual three day training and outreach event in Brooklyn. Costs include teachers, outreach materials, building rental, and some food expenses
Estimated cost: $1,000 - $1,200 

Los Angeles: Christian School
This year here in Los Angeles there was a desire from a young local mother to have a better schooling option for her children. She is a Christian, and dislikes the influences in the public school. So a school was started (basically set up like a homeschool) and a teacher moved here. We are not paying the teacher anything, and we would love if we could help pay her rent for her. Some has been given, but to cover the rest of her rent through the end of the school year, we need $3,000 more.
Estimated cost: $3,000

Ryan Yoder - College Fund
Help missionaries who desire to further their skill sets while working on the field. 
Donate to Ryan's College Fund.
Estimated Tuition Cost: $520 per month

Continued education - DNI President-elect
The BMA Board of Executors will provide $500/semester towards the continued education of the DNI President-elect. Contributions will be used towards this allotment.

College debt assistance
To help DNI workers make minimum monthly payments on college debt. This enables DNI workers to get to their mission assignment without first needing to pay off their college debt. Only made available to workers signing up for 3+ years.

Mongolia: Bible study materials
For fellowship time and distribution
Estimated cost: $200