January 24, 2012
Watoto Child Care Ministry Accredited by National Financial Accountability Organization
LUTZ, FL – The Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) announced today the accreditation of Watoto Child Care Ministry of Lutz, FL.
ECFA accreditation is based on the ECFA Seven Standards of Responsible Stewardship™, including financial accountability, transparency, sound board governance and ethical fundraising.
Watoto Child Care Ministry joins a growing number of Christ-centered churches and ministries across America, supported by over 20 million donors that have earned the right to display the ECFA seal. When an organization is accredited by ECFA, it demonstrates its willingness to follow the model of biblical accountability.
“We are pleased to include in our membership a ministry committed to raising the next generation of Ugandan leaders by placing parentless children in families where the necessary love, care, discipleship and physical needs are provided,” said Dan Busby, president of ECFA.
Founded in 1997, Watoto Child Care Ministry’s (www.watoto.com) goal is to equip these children with the essential moral values and life skills that will enable them make a significant and a lasting impact on the future of their country and the Kingdom of God.
To learn more about Watoto Child Care Ministry and their stewardship opportunities, visit ServantMatch®, ECFA’s program that matches God’s servants with the stewardship options of ECFA members based on ministry sectors and categories. It is ECFA’s newest online feature that allows you to quickly and easily find giving opportunities.
ECFA, founded in 1979, provides accreditation to leading Christian nonprofit organizations that faithfully demonstrate compliance with the ECFA Standards pertaining to financial accountability, fundraising and board governance. For more information about ECFA, including information about accreditation and a listing of ECFA-accredited members, visit www.ECFA.org or call 1-800-323-9473.
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