We Need You!

Are you blessed to have gifted, compassionate ministers care for your soul?

I hope so.

Do you want to show them your appreciation but aren’t sure how?

eleven:28 can help!

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Here are three ways you can help us offer care and appreciation to your ministers:

1. Do you have time-share points or airline miles that you aren’t going to be able to use this year? Donate them to eleven:28 for a tax write-off and a way to bless ministers who may feel burned out but can’t afford to take a vacation.

2. Do you have season tickets to sports games, the symphony, or a theatre? Are there any of those that you won’t be able to use this season? Donate them to eleven:28 for a tax write-off and fun night out for a minister who might not be able to afford it.

3. Do you have $25 a month that you could invest in the spiritual well-being of a minister? Donate to eleven:28 for a tax write-off and provision for monthly spiritual direction.

All of these are very easy to arrange. Please contact us by email at rhesa@eleven28.org for more information.

 

Eleven:28 is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. All donations are tax deductible.

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