The overall 2024 performance means that annualized returns over the past 10 years compare favorably to the benchmarks. It’s a validation of our work to help partners be good stewards, particularly in a time of tight budgets and ever-increasing needs. Click here for a detailed look.
“We are always glad when we can share positive returns that beat the benchmark. But it’s more than a number surpassing another number,” said President David Snipes. “When the returns are positive, it means more ministries can take place in the local church, and throughout God’s Kingdom.”
Clients received a 10% discount on administrative fees for the quarter. Following Helene’s impact on our Conference, the Foundation is blessed to give back and live into its call to be a ministry of the Church for the Church. The storm affected 29 of our 44 counties. However, it touched all our communities in some way.
Ready to accomplish more for God’s Kingdom in 2025? A new year is an ideal time to consider investment options tailored to your mission and goals. To get started, give us a call at 888-450-1956 or reach out online.
When the returns are positive, it means more ministries can take place in the local church, and throughout God’s Kingdom.
At street level, youth get up-close look at life on the margins
United Methodist youth traveled the streets of uptown Charlotte to see economic disparity - and the hope of God's enduring presence.
Reflecting on Thomas Wolfe and the path that led me home
Since my return to the Foundation staff following 18 years in local church ministry, I have found the familiarity of the “home” I knew – same values, similar mission, same ministries. The culture I saw taking root is now flourishing.
‘I can’t say enough about how life-changing it’s been’
Too many clergy have to choose between paying off loans and taking care of personal and family needs. Rev. Mark Curtis shares his experience in a Foundation program that helped him gain financial peace.
