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Help us reach the next village.

TF Ministries is funded entirely by partners who believe Alaska is worth reaching. Every gift — one-time or monthly — directly fuels gospel work in rural communities.

Ways to Give

Choose what works for you.

Every method reaches us directly. Questions? Email us at [email protected].

New Horizons Foundation

Give online via NHF

TF Ministries is a sponsored project of the New Horizons Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All gifts processed through NHF are fully tax-deductible. To give online, visit the New Horizons Foundation website and search for TF Ministries, or contact us directly and we'll walk you through it.

Tax-deductible · Secure · One-time or recurring

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Cash App

Send via Cash App

Quick and easy giving directly from your phone. Send your gift to $TFministriesAK on Cash App. Include a note like "outreach" or "bush ministry" so we know it came from you. We'll send a personal thank-you.

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Venmo

Send via Venmo

Give instantly through Venmo. Send to @TFministriesAK and drop a note so we can personally acknowledge your gift. Every dollar goes directly to village outreach, snowmachine fuel, and bush ministry operations.

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Bank Transfer / Direct Deposit

Give by direct deposit

For larger gifts or recurring wire transfers, you can give directly through our bank account at Global Credit Union.

Where it goes

Real costs of bush ministry

Bush flights

Charter flights to off-road villages — often the only way in.

Snowmachine fuel

Reaching the families that no road or runway connects.

Hosting & lodging

Care for ministry teams traveling through the bush.

No administrative overhead. No padding. Your gift goes directly to the mission field — the snowmachine, the bush plane, the village revival. Thank you for believing Alaska is worth reaching.

Partner With The Mission

Help us reach the next village.

Every bush flight, snowmachine fuel tank, and village revival trip is funded by partners who believe Alaska is worth reaching.