Ryan Jameson was ICTA’s first in-house Tech Guy, more than a decade ago. Now, we’re pleased to have the privilege of providing support to the Jameson family (Ryan, Chandra, and their children Alicia, Elijah, Micah, and newborn daughter baby Selah) as ICTA’s first field missionaries, as part of the “KTM Project” and now the “BKK Project”! Serving the last more than 3 years at a school in Nepal, and now in Thailand. To learn more, visit the Jameson’s website.
Please note: Per IRS rules your contribution is to ICTA, not to any individual. Contributions are solicited with the understanding that ICTA has complete discretion and control over the use of all donated funds.
HOW TO MAKE YOUR TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION IN SUPPORT OF THE JAMESONS’ WORK ON THE BKK PROJECT:
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| Please make checks payable to ‘ICTA’. On a separate slip (or the check’s memo field if needed), write ‘Prefer BKK Project’. To prevent theft, please do not send cash through the mail. |
Mailing address:
The Jamesons |
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| WaterStone accepts donations of cash, stock, real estate or other assets on ICTA’s behalf. Please contact WaterStone directly for complex asset donations. |
Contact:
ICTA Account:
Charity Advised Fund #09482
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HOW WE ARE FUNDED?
The International Christian Technologists’ Association is funded entirely by voluntary contributions and from friends, foundations, churches and corporations.
Please contact ICTA for more information about our non-profit status, our Annual Report, or other questions.
**(ICTA is a visionary ministry venture with a great long-term track record. In Silicon Valley, commercial investors appreciate that very much. It’s harder in the non-profit world: corporate sponsors typically do not invest in long-term visionary non-profit ventures; instead, they require proven projects with quick, tangible results.)
