Planned Giving

Legacy Giving

Leave a lasting legacy of generosity by including the church in your long-term financial and estate plans

Ways to Leave a Legacy

This information is general in nature and not legal or tax advice — please consult your attorney or financial advisor when making estate planning decisions.

Bequests in Your Will or Trust

Name the church as a beneficiary of a specific amount, percentage, or the remainder of your estate. Your attorney can include this when drafting or updating your will or trust.

Retirement Account Beneficiary Designations

Name the church as a full or partial beneficiary of an IRA, 401(k), or other retirement account — often a tax-efficient way to give, since the church doesn't pay income tax on the distribution.

Gifts of Stock or Securities

Donating appreciated stock directly can avoid capital gains tax while supporting the church's ministries at their full market value.

Getting Started

If you're considering including the church in your estate plans, we'd be honored to talk with you about your goals and answer any questions. Reach out to the church office and we'll connect you with the right next steps.