Support JFA Trainers through Personal Support Designations (Various, 500)
Above, JFA trainers Jordan, Steve, Joanna, CK, and Jeremy interact with students at the University of Kansas. Your gift to any staff member's support designation or to the Staff Support Fund (500) help our trainers keep focused on balancing love and truth in conversations like these.
Gifts designated for personal support designations help to pay salary, employment expenses, fundraising expenses, and administrative expenses associated with employing the members of JFA’s training team.
Vision
Saving unborn children and their parents from abortion is a goal which merits working full-time to accomplish it. Giving to the personal support designation of a JFA trainer enables him or her to focus on this work with much more energy than would be possible on a volunteer basis. This means he/she develops great skill as an advocate and trainer. It also means he/she can spend much more time (work time) creating conversations with pro-choice advocates and helping pro-life advocates learn to do the same. A team of skilled full-time workers is one of the key factors that helps us train thousands to make abortion unthinkable for millions, one person at a time.
Notes about Personal Support Designations
Personal support designations are mostly (97%) used to pay salary and expenses related directed to paying a specific employee’s salary (e.g. employer side of FICA). These designations (3%) are also used to pay expenses for a given employee’s fundraising (e.g. sending newsletters).
If a supporter wishes to support staff salaries in general rather than that of a specific staff member, he/she can give to the Staff Support (500) designation which is used for staff members in greatest need of support.
2024-2025 Goals
All staff members at 100% of their support goals.
Staff members with special support needs (call our office to speak with any of these for more information)
Staff members with ordinary support needs (ongoing need for new supporters to make up for fluctuations in giving)