generosity

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Churches hope for financial stability at year-end, but untapped donations and the holiday season offer an incredible chance for generous support. Planning and implementing a compelling giving campaign is essential to capture this generosity.

Without clear fundraising goals and a detailed plan to achieve them, your church may miss out on the unique opportunity to raise money during the most generous time of year. That's where SMART goals come into play. This approach will ensure that your goals are well-defined, trackable, realistic, pertinent to your church's needs, and attached to a specific timeline for completion.

Did you know that 30% of all donations to churches and organizations are given in just the last few weeks of the year? While people in your church community will undoubtedly give, the question is, will they give to your church? Or somewhere else?

We don’t know what 2023 holds any better than we knew what to expect in 2020. But in the middle of what is sure to be challenging economic times, there are a few best practices that will help us weather whatever comes our way

Thirty percent of charitable giving in the US happens in the month of December. Why is that good news for churches? Because it tells you exactly when to make a giving push.

So why does the Bible have so much to say about money? Because money matters. And because how we handle our money matters spiritually. Keep reading to learn God’s perspective of giving, generosity, and stewardship.

Generosity is one of the most important elements that should be part of your church’s DNA. This is primarily because generosity is at the heart of the gospel.