Barnabas Foundation

When Bruce’s parents passed away in 2012, he was left to fulfill their charitable wishes as the executor of their estate. He contemplated starting a foundation but found it to be complex and burdensome. Looking for a simpler solution, Bruce reached out to Barnabas Foundation. Read “Joyful Giving, Fully Living”:

Q: When should I consider updating my will? A: People commonly update their wills related to important life occasions, like having a child or losing a loved one. But there are other subtle transitions that have implications for your estate plans.

Ready to sell your vacation home, rental property, farmland or other real estate? Before you go to market, you may want to consider a smart, flexible gift to ministry instead.

The Stewards Fund, a donor-advised fund, provides you with a simple, flexible and tax-efficient opportunity to have tremendous Kingdom impact. Why are donor-advised funds so popular? Allow us to break down the benefits:

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All that we have is a gift from God – a gift that was meant to be shared. What is your stuff saying to others about whom or what you love?

Q: What are the advantages of giving from my IRA? A: If you are 70 ½ or older, you can bless your favorite ministries and reduce your taxable income by giving from your individual retirement account (IRA)!

During their working careers, Sharon and Jay asked themselves the question, “What legacy are we going to leave for God’s Kingdom here on earth?”

Our homes, our cars, our toys, our trinkets – eventually they won’t amount to anything if we only accumulate and hoard them for ourselves. When we stake our happiness, success and worth in our earthly possessions, we’ll always come up short.

Q: When should I consider updating my will? A: People commonly update their wills related to important life occasions, like having a child or losing a loved one. But there are other subtle transitions that have implications for your estate plans. - Family. Have you or your children recently married, remarried or divorced? Have you gained family members through birth, adoption or marriage? - Charitable Relationships. Have you become more involved in a particular ministry? - Time. Has it been more than three years since you last reviewed your will? These and other life transitions warrant a close review of your plans!