Needs are identified in Baja.
Orphanage and ministry leadership identify upcoming expenses, projects, and urgent needs.
Accountability
Clear information helps donors give with confidence.
Door of Faith Ministries aims to be straightforward about who receives gifts, how funds are used, what donor designations mean, and what level of financial oversight is currently in place.
Door of Faith Ministries and Door of Faith Orphanage are separate nonprofit organizations that work closely together.The organization receiving your gift
Door of Faith Ministries, Inc.
Door of Faith Ministries, Inc. is the U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit through which donors give, mission teams arrange visits, and American volunteers serve. Door of Faith Orphanage is a separate Mexican nonprofit responsible for the children's home and its daily operations.
Organization details
Tax ID: 41-206-3114
Mailing addressPO Box 6434
Chula Vista, CA 91909
Checks should be payable to Door of Faith Ministries, Inc.
How funds move
A simple operating process
Expenses are reviewed.
Door of Faith Ministries reviews the requested support and provides funds for approved needs through its normal budget process.
Donations support the work.
General giving provides flexibility to meet the combination of food, water, medical care, education, transportation, facilities, and ministry needs that changes from week to week.
Designations and restricted gifts
Giving choices do not automatically create separate restricted accounts.
The online giving portal includes categories such as sponsorship and other ministry needs. Those choices communicate a donor's interest, but the current system generally supports the combined ministry budget rather than maintaining a separate restricted account for every portal category.
Want to fund something specific?
If you intend to make a legally restricted gift or fully fund a specific project, contact Door of Faith before giving. The ministry can confirm the need, scope, amount, and how the gift will be handled.
Ask before making a restricted gift →Governance and oversight
What accountability currently includes
Door of Faith Ministries is governed by its own volunteer board and uses ordinary financial controls for banking, tax reporting, receipts, and donor records.
Board governance
A volunteer board of directors provides organizational oversight and responsibility for significant ministry decisions.
Financial controls
Ministry funds are held in U.S. bank accounts with protected online access and standard recordkeeping practices.
Tax and donor records
The ministry completes required tax filings and provides receipts and year-end giving statements to donors.
Independent financial review
The ministry does not currently claim an independent financial audit.
Door of Faith Ministries does not presently describe its financial statements as independently audited. The ministry's public language is intended to match the level of outside verification actually in place.
Why state this plainly?
Trust is better served by accurately describing current safeguards than by implying a level of independent review that is not in place.
What donors can expect
Receipts, communication, and privacy
Receipts
Online gifts generate a receipt, and donors receive year-end giving information for their records.
Updates
Door of Faith communicates with supporters about the ongoing work and needs of the ministry.
Questions are welcome
Donors may ask about receipts, records, sponsorship, project funding, or how a particular gift will be used.
Donor privacy
Donor information is used for ministry communication and records and is not sold to advertisers.
Questions about giving?