Year End Giving

As an act of obedience to Christ, we give to be a blessing to others.  Mountain View Community Church uses its resources to support ministries and projects in our local community and around the world. 


We have been blessed this past year with the privilege of reaching others for Christ in many ways, including supporting a home build outside Tijuana, Mexico, financially supporting Rancho Santa Marta in San Vicente, Mexico, supporting local missionaries, and making progress on plans to build our new Worship Center on Holly Lane. We have been blessed to bless others this year. 


As we close out 2021, would you prayerfully consider how you may help us further God's kingdom, through these projects and others, in the New Year?


Giving online is a convenient way to contribute to a specific ministry or set up recurring donations.  Use your mobile phone or device to give anytime and anywhere on the "Church Center App" or use the link below.


Thanks for being a generous and giving church!

2021 GIVING OPTIONS

Gifts of Appreciated property

Non-cash gifts of appreciated property – gifts of assets such as stocks and securities – are often highly effective ways to maximize a gift with “pre-tax” dollars. Gifts of non-cash assets owned by the donor for more than one year will: a) avoid the capital gains tax, and b) produce a charitable tax deduction for the fair market value of the stocks or property. Even donors who don’t itemize may benefit from pre-tax gifts of assets compared to after-tax gifts from cash flow.

Cash gifts with special 2021 rules

For donors who want or need to make gifts of cash, there are some special benefits in 2021. Normally, donors who itemize may deduct cash gifts up to 60% of their adjusted gross income (AGI). For 2021, this limitation is removed. This year only, outright gifts of cash are deductible up to 100% of a donor’s AGI. Donors considering this should discuss it fully with their advisors. Also, donors who do not itemize now get an above-the-line charitable tax deduction of $300 ($600 married, filing jointly).