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Donor Stories

Donor Stories

Learn how others have made Kingdom impact through giving.

  • Using a Beneficiary Designation to Make a Gift to Charity
    Using a Beneficiary Designation to Make a Gift to Charity
    Joanne and her late husband Hal had been longtime supporters of several local ministries. Recently, Joanne's children encouraged...
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  • Peace of Mind Gift Annuity
    Peace of Mind Gift Annuity
    Many years ago, Clara bought a home. Since she was very pleased with her home, she bought stock in the company that built the home.
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  • Endowment Gift
    Endowment Gift
    Pat and Shelly were recently married. They both had been dedicated volunteers at their favorite charity for many years.
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  • Current Gifts
    Current Gifts
    As is the case with many families, there are times each year when Jim and Sharon focus their attention on gift giving.
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  • Gift of a Bank Account When No Longer Needed (POD)
    Gift of a Bank Account When No Longer Needed (POD)
    Keith has been a faithful supporter of his church and makes regular gifts along with his tithes to support the church's mission to share the Gospel.
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  • A Bequest to Further Good Work
    A Bequest to Further Good Work
    Nancy and David were dedicated volunteers at a homeless shelter. Over the years, they had seen many individuals helped by the shelter's kindness.
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  • Leading for the Future
    Leading for the Future
    Luke and Cynthia spent many years volunteering in their church's youth program. They wanted to give in a way that would impact future generations.
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  • Give it Twice Trust
    Give it Twice Trust
    While visiting her favorite ministry's website, June came across the idea of a give it twice trust. She contacted the organization for more information.
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  • Testamentary Charitable Remainder Unitrust:  Have Your Cake and Eat it Too!
    Testamentary Charitable Remainder Unitrust: Have Your Cake and Eat it Too!
    We have all heard the saying "You can't have your cake and eat it too." This phrase describes a situation where we want two good things at the same time when that isn't possible.
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