Name a Christian Mission as Your Beneficiary—and Leave a Lasting Legacy of Faith

When you name [Christian Nonprofit Name] as a beneficiary of your financial assets, you’re making a simple yet profound statement: “I want my resources to serve God’s purposes beyond my lifetime.”

Whether through a life insurance policy, a retirement plan (IRA, 401(k), 403(b)), or a bank or investment account, you can create a legacy that shares the love of Christ for generations to come.

“Well done, good and faithful servant... Enter into the joy of your master.”
— Matthew 25:23

Assets You Can Use to Make an Eternal Impact:

Life Insurance Policies
Designate [Nonprofit Name] as a full or partial beneficiary of a new or existing policy.
Retirement Plans (IRA, 401(k), etc.)
These are often among your most heavily taxed assets if left to heirs, but they pass tax-free to charities like ours.
Bank and Investment Accounts
Add [Nonprofit Name] as a “payable-on-death” (POD) or “transfer-on-death” (TOD) beneficiary to a savings, checking, or brokerage account.

Why It Matters:

✅ Simple to Set Up — Just complete a form from your financial institution.
✅ No Cost Now — You retain full control and access to your assets during your lifetime.
✅ Tax-Wise — Your gift may reduce estate taxes and leave more for both family and ministry.
✅ Faith-Driven — It’s an act of stewardship, grounded in your commitment to the Gospel.

How to Get Started:

Request a Beneficiary Designation Form
From your account provider or life insurance company.
Name [Christian Nonprofit Name]
Include our legal name, address, and tax ID (EIN) on the form.
Let Us Know
Inform us of your plans so we can honor your intentions and welcome you into our legacy community.

Your Legacy Can Change Lives for Eternity

A beneficiary designation is a quiet but powerful way to leave a legacy of hope, faith, and transformation. We would be honored to help you explore how your resources can continue to reflect your love for Christ and His mission in the world.