Wise stewardship
Every dollar is prayerfully and strategically allocated. We avoid unnecessary debt, limit financial risk, and align spending with board-approved priorities.
Financial accountability
Every gift represents a donor’s trust and an opportunity to advance disciple-making among unreached people. We are committed to stewarding both with integrity.
Our budget is prepared with the Board Finance Committee, Board Treasurer, and President; approved annually by the full Board; and monitored through quarterly financial statements. Monthly internal audits and reconciliations support accuracy and accountability.
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How accountability works
Clear policies, independent support, and board oversight help ensure resources stay aligned with GoTEN’s mission.
Every dollar is prayerfully and strategically allocated. We avoid unnecessary debt, limit financial risk, and align spending with board-approved priorities.
The full Board approves the annual budget and reviews financial statements, key trends, and risk factors at least quarterly.
Monthly internal audits, bank reconciliations, dual authorization, and documented procedures protect assets and support accurate reporting.
CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA), a nationally respected nonprofit accounting firm, compiles GoTEN’s financial records.
Donor intent

Transparency
We gladly share Form 990s, financial statements, or a budget summary with individuals, churches, and partners who want to learn more.
Email finance@goten.org and tell us which documents you would like to review.
Other ways to give
These giving methods may help you increase your impact. Please consult your tax, legal, or financial advisor about your circumstances.
Appreciated stocks or mutual funds may increase your impact and provide tax advantages.
A Qualified Charitable Distribution may satisfy part or all of an eligible Required Minimum Distribution.
Bequests, beneficiary designations, and planned gifts can continue the mission for generations.
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