Board gives thanks for leadership, growth and fruitful ministry
There was a special tribute for outgoing board chair Anne Martin, whose steadying presence proved invaluable as the Foundation navigated post-pandemic recovery, disaffiliation and accompanying challenges.
Balanced approach protects, grows your investment dollars
We are committed to maintaining discipline, balance, and, most importantly, a long-term focus in the decisions we make on your behalf.
The response continues: Lifting up our neighbors after Helene
As Western North Carolina moves toward the recovery stage, the Foundation is walking alongside partners – ensuring they have resources to fulfill God’s promise of deliverance.
Strong investment returns mean more ministry for those we serve
The Foundation’s four managed investment funds outperformed their respective benchmarks, resulting in a year of strong returns for our clients.
New study helps re-imagine ministry in changing contexts
How do we answer God’s call when everything around us is changing so rapidly? The Foundation presents a study for churches navigating cultural, institutional change.
Year-end giving: Insights to help you and your church be prepared
If you have church members who wish to donate appreciated stock, the Foundation will liquidate these gifts for you at no cost.
Budget reflects Foundation’s call to be a steadying partner
A 10% tithe reflects the Foundation’s commitment to the future of the United Methodist Church. Among the priorities are support for Helene recovery.
How the Foundation is answering God’s call after Helene
This is how we fulfill our mission to build the Church for generations to come and live out John Wesley’s rule to do all the good we can.
‘Seek the welfare of your city:’ Clergy find lessons in Indianapolis
Clergy encountered two very different ministries with similar visions for what love and justice should look like.
Hispanic clergy seek ideas, inspiration on trip to Texas
In San Antonio, a group of Hispanic clergy from the Western North Carolina Conference are seeing how grassroots ministries reach people with the love of Christ.
The Foundation stands with you, now and for the long-term
We are prepared to walk this journey with you in the months ahead. Through God’s grace and the strength of our Connection, we will find the way toward brighter days.
In a time of social drift, can we rediscover what it means to be a good neighbor?
The Good Neighbor Experiment sparks social connection at a time when too many live in loneliness and isolation.