Giving
How You Can Help
Thank you for considering a gift to the ministries of the Reformed Church in the United States. There are many ways to help.
The primary vehicle for supporting RCUS ministries is the Endowment Fund, that benefits home missions,
ministerial and widow’s relief, foreign ministries, seminaries, acts of mercy, and more.
You may send checks to RCUS P.O. Box 7091 Defiance, OH 43512 USA or give online using the link above.
The RCUS has partnered with GiftWise to provide our donors with no-cost wills. GiftWise is a TRUSTED partner with the RCUS, so this process is SAFE and SECURE. Gain peace of mind knowing that your estate and family will be taken care of.
Smart and Powerful Giving
Did you know there are smart and powerful ways to increase the impact of your giving – often while benefiting your family, too? By understanding the available options, you can multiply the end results of your generosity in ways that are simple, flexible, cost-effective and powerful.
Smart and Powerful Giving
Did you know there are smart and powerful ways to increase the impact of your giving – often while benefiting your family, too? By understanding the available options, you can multiply the end results of your generosity in ways that are simple, flexible, cost-effective and powerful.
Smart and Powerful Giving
Did you know there are smart and powerful ways to increase the impact of your giving – often while benefiting your family, too? By understanding the available options, you can multiply the end results of your generosity in ways that are simple, flexible, cost-effective and powerful.
Giving from an IRA
You can give from your IRA to ministry without any federal tax liability, as long as the gifts are qualified charitable distributions (QCDs). Distributions qualify for all or part of your required minimum distribution (RMD).
Giving from an IRA
You can give from your IRA to ministry without any federal tax liability, as long as the gifts are qualified charitable distributions (QCDs). Distributions qualify for all or part of your required minimum distribution (RMD).
Giving from an IRA
You can give from your IRA to ministry without any federal tax liability, as long as the gifts are qualified charitable distributions (QCDs). Distributions qualify for all or part of your required minimum distribution (RMD).
Benefits of Gifts in a Will
When you give a gift (also known as a “bequest”) in your will or trust, you model to your loved ones a legacy of generosity.
You also help ensure that your favorite ministries continue to make a difference, well beyond your lifetime.
Benefits of Gifts in a Will
When you give a gift (also known as a “bequest”) in your will or trust, you model to your loved ones a legacy of generosity.
You also help ensure that your favorite ministries continue to make a difference, well beyond your lifetime.
Benefits of Gifts in a Will
When you give a gift (also known as a “bequest”) in your will or trust, you model to your loved ones a legacy of generosity.
You also help ensure that your favorite ministries continue to make a difference, well beyond your lifetime.
Gifts that Pay Income
A lifetime income gift – such as a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust – is a wonderful solution if you wish to give in a substantial way but are concerned about having enough retirement income.
Gifts that Pay Income
A lifetime income gift – such as a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust – is a wonderful solution if you wish to give in a substantial way but are concerned about having enough retirement income.
Gifts that Pay Income
A lifetime income gift – such as a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust – is a wonderful solution if you wish to give in a substantial way but are concerned about having enough retirement income.
Gifts that Reduce Taxes
Most people give to charity in the form of cash because it is so familiar. However, this may not be the most cost-effective way for you to give. You can increase your potential impact – and experience significant tax savings – by giving non-cash assets.
Gifts that Reduce Taxes
Most people give to charity in the form of cash because it is so familiar. However, this may not be the most cost-effective way for you to give. You can increase your potential impact – and experience significant tax savings – by giving non-cash assets.
Gifts that Reduce Taxes
Most people give to charity in the form of cash because it is so familiar. However, this may not be the most cost-effective way for you to give. You can increase your potential impact – and experience significant tax savings – by giving non-cash assets.
Stewards Fund
Like a “charitable giving account,” you can give cash and non-cash assets into a single fund and then request grants be made to your church and other ministries that are close to your heart.
Stewards Fund
Like a “charitable giving account,” you can give cash and non-cash assets into a single fund and then request grants be made to your church and other ministries that are close to your heart.
Stewards Fund
Like a “charitable giving account,” you can give cash and non-cash assets into a single fund and then request grants be made to your church and other ministries that are close to your heart.