F.A.Q.

What is I.N. Network USA?

I.N. Network USA is part of a global organization committed to connecting Christian nationals in order to more effectively minister the gospel around the world. Our mission is centered on the belief that when local churches and leaders are empowered with resources, they will bring the gospel alive in their communities in a more cost-effective way than sending missionaries overseas.

How does I.N. Network work?

I.N. Network works in partnership with international partners, organizations, and local governing bodies to establish hope and sustainability in communities in the developing world. We empower men and women of faith with the funding and tools they need to lead their communities toward a future of hope. Our country directors work closely with each community, identifying their core needs while also establishing trust with local officials and tribal leaders. Through these relationships, I.N. Network is able to establish lasting community programs, church partnerships, and child sponsorship programs that ensure a bright future for thousands of families each year.

In how many countries does I.N. Network work?

I.N. Network International brings hope and healing to over 36 countries. Our USA office currently works in 17 countries. Our ministry stretches from the slums in growing cities and remote villages in rural communities of Asia, Africa, Central-Eastern Europe, and Latin America. View a list of our current country partners.

Who can I contact for more information?

For more information please contact us at:

I.N. Network USA
10432 Chicago Dr, Suite 2
Zeeland, MI 49464

Phone: 616.748.9620
Toll Free: 800.738.2912
Fax: 616.748.9641
Email: info@innetworkusa.org

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How can my church partner with I.N. Network USA?

If your church is interested in partnering with a ministry in the developing world, please contact us and a representative from our office will contact you about your partnership opportunities. Partner today.

What does partnership involve?

We will work with your church community to find a project that matches your church's unique passions and interests. Going forward, you have the opportunity to support that project with both resources and prayer.

When I give a donation to I.N. Network how is my money used?

When you choose to donate with I.N. Network USA, you can feel confident that your support is used responsibly. Designated gifts are used in the way that you request.

For more details on our ministry funding break downs visit our Give With Confidence page.

Will I receive a tax receipt for my donation?

Yes. I.N. Network issues consolidated tax receipts in mid-January for those who give through our direct giving program (ACH or Credit Card).

Donors who give by check or give single credit card gifts receive a receipt about ten days after each gift is received.

How do I make a donation?

You can make a donation online by visiting our Donate page or through each giving opportunity listed under Our Work. You can give to as many projects and support as many sponsored children as you like. After confirming your donation details you will be taken to a secure page where you can enter your credit card information.

You can also send your gift to us through the mail by credit card or check. One of the best ways to give is to sign up for our Direct Giving program through ACH. This service is free to you and to us and is a great way to make the most of your ministry dollar!

Will my personal information be secure?

Yes. Your personal information will be protected while in transit on the internet through a 128-bit SSL encryption. A similar method is used by banks' and other financial institutions' websites to ensure both security and confidentiality of user information.

How does I.N. Network choose the projects they support?

Through trusted relationships with our directors in each country where we work, I.N. Network is able to establish projects for community sustainability through agricultural, social, economic, and church planting projects. Our country directors are responsible for identifying the core needs of each community, drafting up proposals for projects, and submitting these reports to our international office.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, I.N. Network is able to supply communities in need with the resources, planning, and support they need to establish a future of hope.

Can I support more than one project at a time?

Yes. You can support as many projects as you wish.

How are children chosen for I.N. Network’s sponsorship program?

Our country directors and their team of staff members are uniquely invested in each I.N. Network project. They know the needs of the community and are able to identify the children in need of immediate care. These children are added to I.N. Network's sponsorship program and our team then works to find people like you who will sponsor them, giving them the support and opportunity they need for a future of hope and purpose.

What if I am unable to continue supporting my sponsored child?

We understand that your commitment to child sponsorship may change over time. While our hope is that sponsors will make their sponsorship a priority, if you are unable to continue in your sponsorship commitment we ask that you contact us immediately so our team can find another sponsor for your sponsored child.

Can I support more than one child?

You are welcome to support as many children as you want at any given time. Sponsor a child today.

What is the difference between child sponsorship and scholarships?

The short answer is that child sponsorships are for children in primary and secondary school. Scholarships are for students continuing their education after what the USA calls high school.

Scholarships provide young men and women with additional training in trades and employable jobs such as teaching, agriculture, nursing, and pastoral leadership. However, the cost to educate a young person continuing in secondary schooling or vocational training is much more than primary education. Like child sponsorship, scholarships provide young people with basic necessities of food, clothing, and shelter as well as tuition fees. I.N. Network’s scholarship program equips young people with the knowledge and skills they need to invest into the economic and social infrastructures of their community.