Financial Transparency

Giving should come with a clear view.

Intentional Faith Foundation is intentionally simple: the work is volunteer-led, there are no salaries, and public donations are directed toward helping families move from exploitation and extreme poverty toward safety and stability.

Necessary expenses still exist—including payment processing, compliance, professional services, and essential travel. Those costs are tracked separately so reporting can show both the ministry work and what it responsibly takes to support it.

Organization modelVolunteer-led

No salaried staff

Current period2026 launch year

First full reporting period

Reporting promiseActuals, not guesses

Program percentages after books close

Where General-Fund Gifts Go

One family may need several kinds of help.

General-fund gifts allow IFF to respond to urgent needs and stay with a family through the connected stages of rebuilding.

01

Release & Safety

Verified debt, immediate protection, and the practical cost of leaving bonded labor.

02

Food & Housing

Temporary stability while a safer long-term plan is put in place.

03

School

Fees, uniforms, supplies, and transportation that help children remain in class.

04

Training & Work

Instruction, transportation, tools, and transition support on the path to income.

05

Care & Follow-Up

Medical needs, documented check-ins, and adjustments when the original plan changes.

Typical Field Costs

What support can cost in Pakistan

Planning estimates, updated July 2026. These are not fixed sponsorship prices.

Food for a family of fiveAbout $70/mo
Typical rent$30–$70/mo
Average release debtAbout $900
General planning estimates for ministry work in Pakistan
NeedGeneral estimateFrequency
Bonded labor debtOften about $900; can reach $1,500 or moreOne time
Food for a family of fiveAbout $70Monthly
RentUsually $30–$70, depending on locationMonthly
UtilitiesAbout $5–$10Monthly
School basicsUsually $35–$50 per child for uniforms, books, and suppliesAnnual
School transportationOften $50–$100, depending on distanceMonthly
Private vocational trainingAbout $15 for some private or age-limited programsMonthly
Training transportationOften $50–$150, depending on distanceMonthly
Used manual sewing machineAbout $100–$150One time
Solar audio Bible playerAbout $5.50 per deviceOne time

How to read these estimates

Actual costs change with location, household size, transportation distance, school requirements, debt, availability, and the training path. A complete rebuilding plan may require roughly $1,000–$2,000 after release, especially when it includes several months of training and a transition into work. IFF will continue dating and revising these estimates as field information changes.

Documents & Reporting

Building the first full-year record

Because IFF began this public work in 2026, a complete annual program percentage and year-end summary are not yet available. The first reporting package will be added here after the books for the launch year are closed and reviewed.

2026 annual summaryTo be published after year-end close

Federal filing informationTo be added after the applicable filing is complete

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