Year end giving

Thank you everyone for being such generous and faithful givers to the ministries of Braddock Street United Methodist Church! Year end giving makes a difference. There are many ways to give to Braddock Street UMC.


All end of the year donations need to be dated 12/31/25 and received by me in the office by Monday, January 5th. If you have a large donation coming, please contact Rachel BeDell at (540) 667-3366 or by email so that we can expect it and let you know when it arrives.

Warm welcome - 2026 - 2028 Capital Campaign

In these times, we want to offer people a warm welcome. Our current Capital Campaign is focused on providing that to everyone through these three areas: Light, Accessibility and Heat. Please contact the office for more information. Donations can be made online, through the mail or in person. Please write "Capital Campaign" on the memo line if paying by check or select the dropdown choice of 2026 - 2028 Capital Campaign if paying online.


Our ministry at Braddock Street Church is supported entirely by members of our church family. We encourage all our members to give a percentage of their income, striving toward the Biblical model of tithing or returning to God 10% of everything we make. Regular giving makes us generous people and is a spiritual discipline, reminding us that all we have is a gift from God. 


Ways to Give:

In person or by mail

Online Giving Use our online portal to set up one time or recurring donations by credit card or ACH.   https://bsumc.churchtrac.com/give

Direct Charitable Gifts from your IRA or Donor Advised Fund.

Qualified Charitable Distribution allows a person who is 70 ½ or older to donate up to $108,000 total to one or more charities directly from a taxable IRA instead of taking their Required Minimum Distribution (RMD). Not only does Braddock Street Church benefit from the funds, the individual benefits by not having to pay taxes on the RMD.

Bequests Name Braddock Street United Methodist Church as one of the beneficiaries of your life insurance policy, IRA, 401K, Trust, or Will for the distribution of your Estate.

Gifts-in-kind Non-cash contributions of goods and services items like food, clothing, or equipment, or offer specialized services. These are often considered a type of charitable contribution for which donors may receive tax deductions. 


Contact Rachel BeDell, Finance Administrator at (540) 667-3366 or by email.