SUPPORT THE WORK OF OAC


GIVE

OAC Ministries depends on the generous financial support of those who value what we do. We work hard to ensure that funds given are carefully stewarded to maximise the impact for gospel work. Every donation is used to support our staff, efficiently administer the organisation, and to provide the resources and equipment used in ministry.

Donations may be made in the following ways –

Via our secure online portal:

Via cheque, direct debit,
or credit card by post:

Please Note

Some donation designations are temporarily unavailble via our online giving portal.

If the designation you wish to donate to is missing from the online portal, please contact our Administration Office to make donations by direct deposit.


PRAY

We believe that everything we do for God needs to be continually committed to Him through prayer. If you are able, please pray for all aspects of OAC’s work in communicating the Gospel.

If you would like to receive prayer points for a specific region or staff member, please contact our national office and the staff will gladly add you to a suitable mailing list.


BEQUESTS

One way of providing for the ministry of OAC is to arrange a bequest to the ministry. These funds can assist us by contributing to the ongoing work of the ministry.

A suggested form of bequest would be: 

I give and bequeath to OAC Ministries (Australia) Limited (ACN 000 275 829) of 9-11 Highview Road in the suburb of Doncaster Heights in the State of Victoria <specify amount or percentage of your Estate> to be paid, free of all probate and death duties and without creating any legal obligation. I express the wish that this bequest be used for the purpose of the <nominate specific area of ministry or general purpose> and I also declare that the receipt of the Treasurer or other appropriate Officer for the time being of OAC Ministries (Australia) Limited shall be a complete discharge of my Executors for the moneys paid in accordance with this bequest. 

If preparing material for publication regarding bequests it would be worth obtaining legal clarification of the suitability of the above wording.