Funding
World Medics, Inc. is funded solely through private donations. All donations are tax-deductible. God uses your prayerful continued financial support to change the lives of countless people, both young and old. The directors on the WMI Board carefully examine every application for assistance, to ensure that the funds requested will be spent wisely.
Because of the generosity of individuals who care and who contribute to one or more of the approved projects, WMI can provide assistance to a wide range of needs. Contributions may be designated to any of the following categories or to the listed ongoing projects.
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General Fund
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Donations to the General Fund account are used for a variety of needy projects which have
been approved by the WMI board, such as orphanages, humanitarian aid, school renovation,
mission hospitals, etc.
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Evangelism Fund
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Donations to the Evangelism Fund are used to promote education, enabling
individuals to be self-supporting and to spread the Gospel message. This will include
assisting in the building of churches and schools.
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Worthy Student Fund
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Funds in this account are used for approved needy students who have no other financial support. All funds are sent directly to the educational institution in which the student is
enrolled.
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Olof Moline Memorial Fund
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These funds are also used for scholarships for needy students.
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Nicola Memorial Fund
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The Nicola Memorial Fund is expended primarily in support of overseas dental missions. It is in memory of A. Z. Nicola, DDS, who supported some of the earliest dental missions, and in memory of his grandson, G. Royce Nicola, DDS, who gave his life in dental missions.
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Oral Medicine Fund
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This provides assistance to oral medicine and orofacial pain (subspecialties in dentistry), related needs such as lecture audio-visual aids, clinic supplies, research needs, and travel to professional meetings. It also helps with funding for trips to mission clinics.
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Appleton's Fund
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This fund was set up in thankfulness to Clarence Appleton and Bertha Appleton Glanzer, who devoted their lives to teaching children. Clarence did some of the initial research on the use of background music to enhance learning in the classroom, and was involved in all kinds of fun activities for kids. Bertha taught grade school, helped develop a Cerebral Palsy Learning Clinic for children, and later developed a classroom for emotionally handicapped children. Together they started the "Adventurers" section of the SDA Pathfinders in the early 1950's in Yucaipa, California. Funds are used to aid education, music, prayer groups, and missions, especially for children.
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Since World Medics is a U.S. corporation registered with the IRS, donors receive tax deductible receipts for all gifts. This is true even when its ultimate use is outside of the United States.
You can make a difference in the world by sending a contribution to WMI.
One hundred percent of your donation will be sent to the specified, approved project, and you will receive a tax-deductible receipt. Please mail your donation to:
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World Medics, Inc.
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P.O. Box 1606
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Loma Linda, CA 92354
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Your continued and generous support is greatly appreciated.
If you would like more information about WMI or about specific projects you may contact us at wmi@worldmedicsinc.org or at our mailing address.
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