How you can be involved
Financial support
The major part of our funding comes as donations from individuals. Everybody's regular contribution - no matter how big or small they themselves see it - makes it possible for us to continue the battle for the children and youth on the streets. On behalf of those children who have been rescued and received help we thank all our supporters!
DONATIONS VIA PAYPAL OR CREDIT CARDS
FINLAND BANK ACCOUNT: Nordea 230918-15317
Fund raising permit in Finland: OKU976A
Wiring donations from other countries to Finland:
Bank: Nordea Bank, Vantaa-Korso branch
Street address: Maakotkantie 12, 01450 Vantaa, Finland
SWIFT code (BIC): NDEAFIHH
In favour of: Mission Possible ry
Bank account number: 230918-15317
IBAN: FI8523091800015317SWEDEN BANK ACCOUNT: Postgiro 90 11 54 - 5
USA: Address for sending checks
Mission Possible Foundation
404 E. Gregory Str., Suite #8
Mt. Prospect, IL 60056Examples of expenses:
Food for one street child / month: EUR 12
Clothing for one shelter home child / month: EUR 10
1 weekly bath and delousing for 40-60 children: EUR 40
Expenses on street patrol vehicle / week: EUR 50
Rental of shelter facility / month (Krasnoyarsk): EUR 200
Rental of day center facility / month (St. Petersburg): EUR 350
Matchbox campaign
By ordering of selling our "Little Match Girl" matches you can support our work. The pictures of on the boxes depict real children who receive help from our street patrols.
One package with 10 boxes costs EUR 3.
Seemingly small numbers mount into significant help: With the proceedings from 10 packages we can feed one child in Bulgarian slums for one month and a half!
Orders:
tel. +358-9-838 70128, mission.possible@icon.fi,
Mission Possible ry, PL 120 01451 Vantaa, Finland
Prayer
Pray with us for street children's help work in East Europe!
Here are some prayer needs.
Job, training opportunity or voluntary help?
This is a very frequently asked question. As we only use local workers, we unfortunately cannot provide job or training possibilities for foreign workers or students. Due to language issues and practical difficulties (permits, accomodation etc.) we also cannot offer Western citizens a possibility to join the street or shelter home teams as voluntary helpers. (Western voluntaries have only participated in construction projects and stayed for a couple of days.)