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Ways to Give

Your gifts…

  • Support missionaries who serve in all corners of the globe.
  • Make health care accessible to people all over the world.
  • Help churches sustain and expand their ministries.
  • Provide material and spiritual relief in the face of disaster – both natural and man-made.
  • Bolster the ministries of our partner organizations.

Give to the greatest need

rebuilding after typhoon
Dr. Soniste Silonga examines Gosim Syrelle in the Mary Johnston Hospital in Manila, Philippines. The hospital is supported by United Methodist Women.
Global Ministries – Where Most Needed

Support mission work through Church partners wherever there is the greatest need – Advance #01138A

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Members of a volunteer team from the North Georgia Conference of The United Methodist Church clear storm debris and damaged kitchen items from a home that was flooded by Hurricane Ian in Fort Myers, Fla. Photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.
UMCOR – Where Most Needed

Support programs that fight hunger and poverty, assist the displaced, and respond to disasters – Advance #999895

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relief packages being distributed in a flooded area in DRC
Flood relief in Mitwaba, North Katanga, DRC. UMCOR partnered with the Disaster Management Office of the North Katanga Episcopal Area to provide relief for 990 people affected by flooding. Relief packages consisted of flour, beans, cooking oil, salt, pots, buckets and spoons.
UMCOR International Disaster Response and Recovery

Respond quickly to meet emergency needs around the world – Advance #982450

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pastor visiting with LA resident after Ida
The Rev. Danny Gleason (left) visits with Eugene Mogabgab at his home in Thibodaux, La., while a United Methodist volunteer team strips moldy building materials from a bedroom. The home’s roof was damaged by Hurricane Ida in August 2021 and Mogabgab had been living in the home while rainwater leaked in for several months. Gleason is pastor of First United Methodist Church in Thibodaux.
UMCOR US Disaster Response and Recovery

Respond quickly to meet emergency needs in the U.S – Advance #901670

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Global Health

Increase access to health interventions in economically vulnerable communities – Advance #3021770

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Your gift, joined with the gifts of others, makes a significant impact in the lives of individuals and communities.

Give Online

You can give to any of the ministries and projects currently supported by The United Methodist Church through Global Ministries/UMCOR.

Give where most needed:

Global Ministries
UMCOR

Give by Phone

  • Credit card gifts can be accepted by phone.
  • Call toll free: ‪888-252-6174 to make your gift.

Give by Mail

To give by mail, make your check payable to Advance GCFA, write the name of the missionary or project and the Advance number on the memo line of the check and send it to:

Global Ministries/UMCOR

GPO

P.O. Box 9068

New York, NY 10087-9068

Church Giving

Make your check payable to your local church.

Write the name of the ministry and the Advance code number on the memo line of your check so that your church and annual conference will get Advance credit. Drop your gift in any United Methodist church offering plate, or give your gift to your church treasurer.

Planned Giving

You can make a planned or estate gift in support of an Advance project. Learn more about planned giving.

Gifts of Stock

Global Ministries/UMCOR accepts gifts of stock or appreciated securities. Please contact Izabel Scott, senior development associate, at iscott@umcmission.org.

Matching Gifts & Workplace Giving

Check with your employer (or former employer if you are retired) to see if you can multiply your support for Global Ministries/UMCOR through a gift match or combined charitable campaign programs.

Provide your company with UMCOR Tax ID 82-1449602

IRA Giving

Congress renewed and made permanent a popular charitable IRA provision in the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015. This provision allows people aged 70½ or older to make direct charitable gifts from traditional and Roth IRAs to charities in a total amount up to $100,000. These gifts are free from federal income taxation. In addition, the income tax laws of most states also allow tax-free treatment for these gifts.

Making gifts from IRA funds that would otherwise lead to increased taxes can be a wise choice for many. This is especially true for those who must take required minimum distributions each year.

For more information, Check With Us, your IRA administrator, or your tax advisor.

The Advance ensures that 100% of every gift reaches its intended mission or ministry through accountable channels you can track online.

All Advance projects are also eligible for Supplementary Gifts through United Methodist Women’s giving channels.