FAQ: Asian Aid Australia
What is Asian Aid's relationship with the Seventh-day Adventist Church?
Asian Aid seeks to empower believers in Jesus to meet the needs of the poor. We cooperate closely with church leadership to achieve this goal.
What is Asian Aid's relationship with ADRA?
Asian Aid is a fully accredited, supporting ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist church whereas ADRA is the church's official development and relief arm. Asian Aid respects ADRA's ministry and seeks to support and work together where possible.
What percentage of funds goes overseas?
Asian Aid is committed to utilizing donated funds only for the purposes for which they were given. Up to 10% may be used for administration purposes and a small amount of sponsorship money may be held in a 2 year emergency buffer fund.
Even though we have the provision that enables us to utilise up to 10% of funds for administrative purposes, for the 2009-10 year, we were able to avoid having to take a % of donations and were able to send 100% of your sponsorship and donations to where its most needed overseas. Please donate to support Administration costs so we can continue to focus on giving hope to vulnerable children.
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With Christmas just around the corner, there has never been a better time to get
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Jo Darby is an artist with a mission and an Asian Aid supporter.
Based in Newcastle, she has two young children and juggles her art with mothering, preaching, and teaching ... more>
After a recent visit to Nepal by Asian Aid's International Program Manager, Quentin
Campbell, it is clear that the support Asian Aid is providing to women and their
families is life changing work. ... more>
Ganta has been generously sponsored by an Asian Aid sponsor and has been studying
at the Bobbili Blind Schools ... more>
At 88, Norm Long, who has been on the Asian Aid committee from the beginning, since
1966 ... more>
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