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If you are looking for funds then click the DCI Money Forum which has lots of advice on how to raise support. If you are a pastor or
leader looking for funds for a church program or project
we recommend that you click here to apply to the MS Foundation.BBC
TV Sport Relief and Comic Relief also raise tens of millions of pounds every year, 50%
of which is for the developing world. Click to apply.If you are a student looking for funds for higher education
then we recommend that you study
these MS Foundation pages very carefully.
If you are looking for capital to open a Banking for the Poor or a micro-credit scheme
then please study
this page very carefully and apply to one of the funding
agencies on the list given at the end of the page.
If you are looking for Bibles we
recommend that you study these pages very carefully
and contact the organisation. Click for yet more possibilities. If you are part of the DCI movement
then you may apply below for a small grant, loan or 50/50
partnership if we have funds available. As a UK registered charity we
can only sends funds to another legally registered charity, church or
organisation, not to individuals.
YES
NORequests
to provide regular income, support, salaries or monthly
expenses for the personal benefit of the applicant. Click
here to read: Why is this ? All fund-raising appeals that have been sent to many
people; major aid or relief after catastrophies; buildings; travel tickets; meals for conventions; the
purchase of
gifts, cars, motor-bikes, computers, scanners, cameras, copiers, to Liberia and anything not agreed in advance.
The four basic criteria
we employ to evaluate any application are:

1. Is the applicant in good
relationship with us ? *
2. Is the applicant a good and truthful communicator ?
3. Can the applicant give evidence of proven integrity ?
4. Is the applicant competent
to run the project ?
*
Our first guiding principle
is that sponsorship only ever follows relationship and friendship. Click
here to see how to build a relationship with us before asking about money.
Our second guiding
principle is that the DCI Fund does not provide
"hand-outs" instead we consider "hand-ups" - that is giving a
helping hand to pull people upwards into long-term solutions. For example before you ask for a gift of pounds consider
asking for a plantation
that will generate money.
The only way to approach the DCI Fund
Please be prepared to be patient as we will proceed with great caution. We do
not want to
refuse any genuine application
but we do have a serious responsibility to ensure that funds do
not fall into
the wrong hands. Please carefully read the introduction
again and apply ONLY
if you qualify.
Send us a
maximum of 10 lines in ENGLISH through this
secure page.
1.
Tell us who you are, your age and where you live.
2.
Tell us how we know you.
3. Give us a brief description of your proposed project
and the cost.
You can apply for one project only
and a first application must be for less than US $750 / UK £500. If we can help we send you a full application form to complete and return.
 If
you do not answer the three
questions we will not be able to help you but please do not
tell us any more than this.
You must allow up to 8 weeks for your application to be processed.
Click
here for advice about making Internet applications
Since 1985 the DCI Fund has
helped to provide buildings,
books, camels, childcare, cycles,
computers, clothes, cows, farms, films, fish, food, goats, jobs,
medicines,
micro-credit schemes, travel to unreached peoples, plantations to
provide food to give and to sell, seeds,
schools, shops to provide funds to bless the poor, spectacles, sports
tournaments, tools, training, travel, water, wheelchairs,
workshops and wells to many men and women in the developing
world.
Would
you like to see some of our photos?
Click to
see our Picasa Albums from around the
world.
Choose
one and then click Slideshow to see the display.
Click
here
for Schools of Mission around the world
Click here
for Banking for the Poor projects
Click
here for projects to help orphans and the poor
Click here
to see some of the people in the DCI family
This page is dated July 21st, 2010 and
replaces
all previous pages in all language editions.
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