support & giving

How do I give?

You can give online through Regeneration Church (formerly CCSC) here:

You can choose to give one time, or set up recurring donations for any amount - from $25, $50 or $100 monthly, or set your own amount. It normally takes about a month for us to receive the money that is donated.

If you would like to contribute towards a specific need or ministry that we have, like feeding the hungry, etc, please email us so we can earmark your donation.

There are also other ways to give to us directly (though they may not be tax-deductible) - including PayPal, Bitcoin, or other apps, even Bank transfers. Feel free to write me if you have any questions or need more information.

You can also donate by mail via check if you prefer. Please make your check payable to Regeneration Church, and write "El Salvador" on the memo line, then mail to:

Regeneration Church

1500 Green Hills Road

Suite 101

Scotts Valley, CA 95066

Questions about Giving:

Why Give?

As independent missionaries sent out from Calvary Chapel, our family and ministry depend on donations from many different people to meet our needs. Calvary Chapel's ministry philosophy stresses the involvement of the whole body in missions, which means that approximately 50-60% of our yearly support comes from individual donors who believe in what we are doing and want to invest in it, while the rest of our support comes from independent churches who have chosen to partner with us in our ministry.

How is my donation processed?

All of the donations that we receive are funneled through our home church, Calvary Chapel Santa Cruz, before being forwarded to us. This provides spiritual covering and financial accountability for our ministry, and there is no fee charged for this service, which means that 100% of all funds donated through them go straight to the mission field and are also 100% tax-deductible. For more information about our yearly budget and how money is spent, please contact us, we are happy to provide this information to all of our supporters.

Can I send you a package?

We love to receive special things in the mail! Who doesn't? If you would like to send us something for our family or for our ministry, please contact me for our address. There are many reliable shipping options for sending things to El Salvador either directly or through couriers.

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