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Used for helping with Holy Day (festival) expenses and helping those that may not be able to attend the holy days by providing additional funds.
Donations to this fund are used to help those within our congregations that are in need of financial support.
Subsidies are provided to the international areas by the USA home office using donations given to this fund (as well as general/1st tithe donations).
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Following Jesus Christ's instruction in Matthew 10:8, the United Church of God, an International Association, freely provides the gospel message to all who desire it. Donations to assist in proclaiming the gospel of the Kingdom of God to the world are gratefully accepted and are tax-deductible in the United States. Those who choose to voluntarily support this work are welcomed as coworkers in this effort to proclaim the true gospel to all nations.
To mail a donation please send it to:
United Church of God
P.O. Box 541027
Cincinnati, OH 45254-1027
If you live outside the United States, please refer to our contact webpage for the office closest to you.
Throughout the history of the church, members and co-workers have supported the gospel message the Jesus Christ and His Church through charitable gifts. These gifts help individuals and families meet their personal philanthropic goals while also advancing the Church mission. While some people desire their charitable gifts to be realized immediately—usually through cash, stock, or property—others seek to extend their generosity into the future through planned gifts.
If you would like to learn about the Church's planned giving program please visit our guide.
Following the directive in Galatians 6:10 to "...do good to all, especially to those who are of the household of faith," the “Good Works Program” is intended to provide an organized way for brethren to help others (primarily those in the Church) who face unusual, emergency situations that could not be anticipated or budgeted for.
A small family farm is in need of updated equipment to better provide for themselves.
Two volunteers from Ghana will travel to Nigeria to serve at their Youth Camp in August, in December two volunteers from Nigeria will travel to Ghana to serve at their Youth Camp.
Drought has significantly impacted a Church member's rice farm leading to a 50% crop loss.
The water supply in Chimaangamsasa Village (in Dowa, Malawi) is unpredictable (often drying up) and contaminated leading to water-borne illnesses for those that are reliant on it.
Many of our brethren in Zimbabwe live in remote villages. During the dry season, and in recent years, their crops have failed or they have been unable to plant sufficient crops due to severe droughts. Drilling deep wells will help ensure they, and their neighbors, have sufficient water to plant and grow their crops. This will, in theory, help lead them to some independence when it comes to food security.
Good Works is seeking three Youth Corps volunteers for the United Youth Camp in South Africa, specifically counselors. This is our fourth year staffing this camp, and anticipate it being a wonderful experience once again.
Good Works is seeking to raise funds to aid the brethren in Haiti as they face a devastating crisis.
Good Works is helping to alleviate some of the costs associated with the Southern California fires.
Your brothers and sisters in Porto Novo, Benin, are building a school focused on teaching French-language literacy to illiterate women and girls and need help.
We thank God that historically very few UCG members have been affected by natural disasters, but do wish to be prepared to help when disaster strikes; we also want to be available to help others in our communities.
