Understanding the riches we have received in Christ frees us from the need to make an idol of our possessions and motivates us to invest our wealth, talents, and time in the eternal kingdom of God.

ways you can Give

  • GIVE ONLINE. This safe and flexible option allows you to give via bank account (ACH), credit card, or debit card. If you choose to pay via credit or debit card, please consider increasing your online gift by 3% to cover the processing fees.

  • TEXT MESSAGE: Text-to-Give any amount to 84321. Detailed instructions can be found here.

  • Online bank accounts or systems such as Quicken can be set up to send checks automatically. Simply have them mailed to the church office (PO Box 5102, Charlottesville, VA 22905-5102).
  • Mail a check to Trinity Presbyterian Church, PO Box 5102, Charlottesville, VA 22905-5102. Please do NOT mail checks to our physical address.

  • Donate stocks and mutual funds, which can often provide you with added tax benefits. To donate stock, call Davenport & Co. at 434-245-1544. Inform them you are making a gift to Trinity Presbyterian Church (*New account number*: acct #DA4004846/ DTC #0443). They will handle the transfer of your stock gift. Please consult a tax professional before initiating any transfer of securities. You must also alert Melody Smith that you will be donating stock.
  • Talk to a financial advisor about other creative long-term giving opportunities. Possibilities include making TPC the partial beneficiary of your life insurance policy/IRA/401k, including TPC in your will, giving non–real estate personal property, establishing charitable trusts to benefit heirs and TPC, etc.

TRACK YOUR GIVING

Access your private giving record here. Reports are recorded by individuals and not as a household. If you have given through a non-taxable account, please contact Melody Smith for your statement.

making TPC the partial beneficiary of their life insurance policies/IRA’s/401k’s, including TPC in their will, giving real estate, giving non-real estate gifts of personal property, establishing charitable trusts to benefit heirs and TPC, etc.