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Financial Services
WHAT IS FAITHWARD IMPACT DAYS?
At Faithward Advisors, one of the greatest privileges we share with our clients is a common purpose. We are like-minded in our desire to steward God’s resources faithfully, to live and give with intention, and to make a lasting Kingdom impact. Because of that shared vision, we are excited to invite you to participate in Faithward Impact Days this April. Throughout the month, we are setting aside a $50,000 matching pool to come alongside your generosity. It’s our way of saying: we believe in what you believe in — and we want to give together.
We are contributing a total matching pool of up to $50,000*:
*DAF contributions and QCD instructions must be received in April to participate.
IT’S TAX MONTH — LET’S BE STRATEGIC.
April is tax month… but it’s also Impact Month.
Before you send more to the IRS than necessary, consider how strategic giving — like a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) — could reduce taxable income while supporting the causes you love.
Why just pay taxes when you could fund ministry?
HAVE A FAVORITE FAITH-BASED MINISTRY?
If you care deeply about a ministry or nonprofit, tell them about Faithward Impact Days — because April is a true multiplier month! With a $50,000 matching pool available, your Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) or qualifying Donor Advised Fund (DAF) contribution can be amplified, stretching the impact of every dollar you direct to them. When you let your favorite nonprofit know, you’re helping them encourage other supporters to give strategically, potentially unlocking matching funds that expand their mission even further. It’s a simple conversation that could result in significantly greater Kingdom impact.
REDIRECT. DON’T JUST PAY.
What if part of what would have gone to taxes could instead go to your favorite nonprofit?
Through tax-efficient tools like QCDs and Donor Advised Funds, generosity can also mean smart planning.
It’s not about avoiding responsibility — it’s about stewarding wisely.