Legacy Giving
By planning a future gift to For the Gospel, you’ll ensure your legacy continues on into eternity as we keep pressing to provide Sound Doctrine For All.
Make the Gospel part of your lasting legacy.
Ways to Give
Non-cash assets
Donating certain non-cash assets like real estate can provide significant tax benefits while advancing our mission.
Beneficiary designations
Your retirement plans, life insurance policies, and annuities can all help bring the Gospel to the next generation.
Qualified charitable distributions
If you are 72 or older, you can give up to $100,000 per year from your IRA, allowing you to exclude the amount of your RMD from your income, even if you don’t itemize your taxes each year.
Our team is happy to help answer any questions you may have at gospelpatrons@forthegospel.org.
Make a Gift in Your Will
Whether you designate a specific amount or leave a percentage of your estate, your legacy gift will empower For the Gospel’s continued work.
Sample Will Language
I [name], of [city, state ZIP], bequeath the sum of $[ ] or [ ] percent of my estate to For the Gospel Ministries, a nonprofit organization with a business address of 4904 S Power Rd Suite 103-419, Mesa, AZ 85212 and a tax identification number 85-3593339 for its unrestricted use and purpose.
Please reach out to gospelpatrons@forthegospel.org with all other questions.Contact Us
If you have any questions for our team, we want to provide the best support for you. Please reach out!
Also, if you’ve already included For the Gospel in your will or estate plan, let us know! We’d love to officially welcome you as a Gospel Patron.
BEQUEST POLICY
It is the general policy of For the Gospel that all gifts shall be presumed to be for all charitable purposes (i.e. unrestricted) unless there is an explicit restriction. This allows the organization to apply the funds to the most pressing needs at the time of funding.
The information found on this page is intended for informational purposes only. We recommend consulting with a trusted financial advisor before making decisions involving your estate.