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Returns (net of fees) as of February 28, 2026
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tackling a big project?
Our low-hassle church loans can help. We offer up to 15-year terms below the WSJ prime rate with no hidden fees. We also offer competitively-priced bridge loans for special projects like affordable housing and solar panels.
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“It’s exciting for people to have an opportunity to align our investments to both our fiscal goals and environmental principles.”
Bret
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“Every time we’ve had a speaker from the Foundation, it has inspired significant new contributions to our local church endowment.”
Peter
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“I worked with the Foundation on a designated gift to replace my pledging when I died. Giving is just what you do. I wanted to continue that.”
Doug
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“A gift annuity sounds too good to be true. It’s such a win-win! It was easy to set one up with the Foundation.”
Lynn
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“It’s great to have expert and morally-minded professionals who can steer us in the right direction.”
Richenda
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“I could do some of these things because people in the church support it, but because we have this endowment it provides a whole other level we can rise to.”
Sarah
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“When someone has an idea for a new ministry, like Messy Church… we have funds we can leverage.”
Jeremy
stock gifts
And there's so much more. For example, did you know that your church can accept gifts of stock without the hassle and expense of maintaining a brokerage account? We'll do the work for you, free of charge. It's part of our ministry.
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February proved to be a challenging month for U.S. equity markets, driven primarily by a sharp rotation away from mega-cap technology and software stocks.
While markets may continue to experience short-term swings, diversification remains an important tool for managing such uncertainty.
In 1996, Elsie M. Newkirk established a fund with the Foundation, an enduring expression of her diligent service and generous spirit.
Today, her generosity continues to strengthen ministries of compassion through the Foundation’s Mini-Grant Program.
January brought a cautious but positive start to U.S Equity markets. Investors continue to move toward more reasonably valued stocks after last year’s strong growth in tech and AI-related stocks left some investors questioning the high valuations in the sector.
While uncertainty remains, the underlying economy continues to demonstrate an ability to adapt, though we can expect this adaptability to be tested in this election year. However, our approach remains unchanged as we continue to help portfolios remain resilient across a wide range of potential outcomes.
We hope to equip clergy with information to be a more effective stewards of their personal finances and the finances of their church. We believe that strengthening pastors’ financial understanding is an important step toward fostering healthier and more sustainable congregations.

