© Psalm 82:3

Join Our Team

Fans, Players, Coaches, and Sponsors

Every   great   team   has   fans,   players,   coaches,   and   sponsors.   Any   team   that   is missing   one   of   these,   really   isn’t   a   complete   team.   So,   all   of   the   positions are   needed   and   extremely   important.   Find   which   position   suits   you   best and   start   being   part   of   our   great   team.   Once   you’ve   identified   what   position you   want   to   learn   more   about,   contact   us    to   join   us   for   one   of   our   monthly meetings to learn more.

Fans

Our fans are very important to our team. Just like any team, there are more fans than players and coaches. It takes about an average of 1

hour a month to be a Psalm 82:3 fan. Being a fan is a 2 step process.

1) When you are available, come to our monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of the month from 7:00-8:00 p.m.

2) Sign up to volunteer at least one 6 hour shift  during the year at one of our local craft fairs to raise awareness and funds for our kids in

Haiti.

Players

Our players take on additional responsibilities to make our team a success. The commitment is an average of 3-4 hours a month. Our

players attend the monthly meetings regularly (we understand other things in life can conflict with the meeting from time to time) and

commit to volunteering for one 6 hour shift at a craft fair event 4-6 times a year.

Key Players

Every team has key players on the field. Our key players do the same as our players, but are willing to take on the responsibility of being the

lead person at the craft fairs.

Coaches

A good coach is really a teacher. Our coaches do their teaching in Haiti. So, these are people who are planning on going on a mission trip.

Our monthly meetings and craft fair events all directly prepare for the work we do while in Haiti. Best prepared coaches are involved in both

preparation events, monthly meetings and craft fair events, especially during the 3 months just prior to a trip.

Sponsors

Just as important as manpower is dollarpower. We need people to donate funds to provide for the orphanage needs. We have developed 2

types of sponsorships and need both to be successful

1) Annual Child Sponsors People who sponsor a child will know that 100% of the funds contributed go to the direct care of the child. We

look for our sponsors to select the sponsor level that best fits them and commit to sponsoring the child for 1 year at the selected

sponsorship level. No administrative costs, missionary work, building, or repairs for the orphanage come out of annual child sponsor

dollars. Not many organizations can say 100% of contributed funds go to the end cause, but we can.

2) Psalm 82:3 Sponsors make contributions to provide for the needs that are not food, education, and medical care. While these funds are not allocated for food, education, and medical care, they can be used for those items when needed. These sponsors provide funds for building and repair projects in Haiti, mission work, and administrative expenses. We have no paid staff, but we do have expenses to coordinate the care of the children. These sponsors enable us to use 100% of the Annual Child Sponsor dollars for the direct care of the children and provide for development and improvement in Haiti.

Take Your Next Step

To be put on our email list for upcoming meetings and updates Contact Us.

To become a sponsor, go to Sponsor or Donate.
© Psalm 82:3

Join Our Team

Fans, Players, Coaches, and Sponsors

Every    great    team    has    fans,    players,    coaches,    and sponsors.   Any   team   that   is   missing   one   of   these, really   isn’t   a   complete   team.   So,   all   of   the   positions are    needed    and    extremely    important.    Find    which position   suits   you   best   and   start   being   part   of   our great    team.    Once    you’ve    identified    what    position you   want   to   learn   more   about,   contact   us    to   join   us for one of our monthly meetings to learn more.

Fans

Our  

fans  

are  

very  

important  

to  

our  

team.  

Just  

like

any  

team,  

there  

are  

more  

fans  

than  

players  

and

coaches.   

It   

takes   

about   

an   

average   

of   

1   

hour   

a

month  

to  

be  

a  

Psalm  

82:3  

fan.  

Being  

a  

fan  

is  

a  

2

step process.

1)  

When  

you  

are  

available,  

come  

to  

our  

monthly

meetings   

on   

the   

first   

Wednesday   

of   

the   

month

from 7:00-8:00 p.m.

2)  

Sign  

up  

to  

volunteer  

at  

least  

one  

6  

hour  

shift

during  

the  

year  

at  

one  

of  

our  

local  

craft  

fairs  

to

raise awareness and funds for our kids in Haiti.

Players

Our   

players   

take   

on   

additional   

responsibilities   

to

make  

our  

team  

a  

success.  

The  

commitment  

is  

an

average  

of  

3-4  

hours  

a  

month.  

Our  

players  

attend

the   

monthly   

meetings   

regularly   

(we   

understand

other   

things   

in   

life   

can   

conflict   

with   

the   

meeting

from  

time  

to  

time)  

and  

commit  

to  

volunteering  

for

one  

6  

hour  

shift  

at  

a  

craft  

fair  

event  

4-6  

times  

a

year.

Key Players

Every  

team  

has  

key  

players  

on  

the  

field.  

Our  

key

players  

do  

the  

same  

as  

our  

players,  

but  

are  

willing

to   

take   

on   

the   

responsibility   

of   

being   

the   

lead

person at the craft fairs.

Coaches

A  

good  

coach  

is  

really  

a  

teacher.  

Our  

coaches  

do

their  

teaching  

in  

Haiti.  

So,  

these  

are  

people  

who  

are

planning  

on  

going  

on  

a  

mission  

trip.  

Our  

monthly

meetings  

and  

craft  

fair  

events  

all  

directly  

prepare

for  

the  

work  

we  

do  

while  

in  

Haiti.  

Best  

prepared

coaches   

are   

involved   

in   

both   

preparation   

events,

monthly  

meetings  

and  

craft  

fair  

events,  

especially

during the 3 months just prior to a trip.

Sponsors

Just  

as  

important  

as  

manpower  

is  

dollarpower.  

We

need   

people   

to   

donate   

funds   

to   

provide   

for   

the

orphanage  

needs.  

We  

have  

developed  

2  

types  

of

sponsorships and need both to be successful

1)  

Annual  

Child  

Sponsors

  

People  

who  

sponsor  

a

child  

will  

know  

that  

100%  

of  

the  

funds  

contributed

go  

to  

the  

direct  

care  

of  

the  

child.  

We  

look  

for  

our

sponsors  

to  

select  

the  

sponsor  

level  

that  

best  

fits

them  

and  

commit  

to  

sponsoring  

the  

child  

for  

1  

year

at  

the  

selected  

sponsorship  

level.  

No  

administrative

costs,  

missionary  

work,  

building,  

or  

repairs  

for  

the

orphanage    

come    

out    

of    

annual    

child    

sponsor

dollars.  

Not  

many  

organizations  

can  

say  

100%  

of

contributed funds go to the end cause, but we can.

2)    Psalm    82:3    Sponsors     make    contributions    to provide   for   the   needs   that   are   not   food,   education, and     medical     care.     While     these     funds     are     not allocated    for    food,    education,    and    medical    care, they    can    be    used    for    those    items    when    needed. These    sponsors    provide    funds    for    building    and repair      projects      in      Haiti,      mission      work,      and administrative   expenses.   We   have   no   paid   staff,   but we   do   have   expenses   to   coordinate   the   care   of   the children.   These   sponsors   enable   us   to   use   100%   of the   Annual   Child   Sponsor   dollars   for   the   direct   care of   the   children   and   provide   for   development   and improvement in Haiti.

Take Your Next Step

To be put on our email list for upcoming meetings

and updates Contact Us.

To become a sponsor, go to Sponsor or Donate .