Is Blessed Arrows an insurance program in which our donations are considered premiums for coverage?
	No. BA is not an insurance program.  We are a group of Christian people who are all financially chipping in to help another Christian family fund their reversal surgery. All donations go into a savings account under the name of the specific couple we are funding.
	I want to be on the waiting list.  What do I need to do?                    To apply for financial assistance through Blessed Arrows you must first be a registered member of our discussion group.  To register go to www.blessedarrows.org and click on the button that says JOIN BA for more information.

                 

	We notify the discussion group when we are accepting new applications for financial aid. At such time, we will ask you to notify us if you want to receive the application.
	This is an extensive application and you must read all the requirements for funding before filling out the application.  Both spouses need to fill out their respective portion on the application.  It can take approximately 6-8 weeks to process an application.  Please give us adequate enough time to process your application before contacting us.  There are normally many applications waiting to be worked on and we process them in the order received.  As the old addage says, "Don't call us...WE WILL CONTACT YOU!"  If you have not heard from us in 6-weeks then you may contact us.  We will notify you when we begin processing your application.
	Are donations  required to be a part of Blessed Arrows?
	Yes.  For those on our WAITING LIST and those that are funded but not yet had their surgeries, it is required that a MONTHLY donation be on the books.  For our discussion list members we do not specify how often or how much the donation should be.  We have a Roll Call every six months and if a member has not made a donation during that time they will be unsubbed from the discussion list.
	Are my donations tax deductible?
	No.  Donations are NOT tax deductible.  We purposely chose NOT to become a 501(c)3 organization so that we would not be required to accept applications that did not meet with our charter requirements and statement of faith.

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