Donate Now
Show your love to someone special by giving a gift in their name to an orphan in need. A special gift is one that touches a life. By giving to an orphan, you help make their life better, and you honor the special person you recognize by it. All you have to do is enter your credit card and amount, and 100% of your gift will go to an orphaned child, to provide for their food, clothing, health care and education. We will mail to you, or the name and address you enter, our Christmas card sharing this blessing with them. Thank you for your kindness, and may God bless you this Christmas!
Donate Online
You can make your gift available to C3 immediately via credit card using our secure online donation service.
Donate By Mail
Mail your gift to C3 to the address below. (Please make checks payable to “C3 Missions International.”) Please do not send cash or currency.
Mail to:
C3 Missions International
3000 NW 50th Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64150
Donate Using Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT)
C3 is able to facilitate automatic withdrawals from your checking account in intervals and amounts that you designate. To use this convenient service please download the EFT form and mail the form to C3 at the address above.
Donate Vehicles, Stock, Real Estate, and Other Non-Cash Gifts
C3 is able to facilitate your donation in the form of non-cash gifts, such as vehicles, stock, real estate, companies, valuable personal property, etc. This is an often overlooked, but critical way to donate that greatly assists C3, and that may have incredible tax benefits to you. C3 is able to facilitate such donations through a non-cash donation service.
Receipts and Use of Donated Funds
C3 is approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and all donations are tax deductible to the extent provided by law. C3 will acknowledge and receipt all donations.
Funds donated and designated for a particular orphanage or project that exceed the total need for that project will be used for similar C3 orphanages or projects.
