For your convenience - we have provided other ways you can give:

• Electronic Funds Transfer(EFT):

  EFT is a great way to give regularly and consistently. This is ideal for sending recurring contributions. You can set up contributions at your leisure, and your money will be sent directly from your bank account to the church’s bank account.

  If you are interested in this contribution method, please contact our church treasurer

  

• eCheck

  eCheck is a great way to give regularly and consistently. You can set up recurring payments at your leisure, and your money will be sent directly from your bank to the church’s mailbox.

  Send Your Gift: Conant Gardens SDA Church
  P.O. Box 3670
  Southfield, MI 48075

  Please indicate where you want your funds designated on the memo field of the check or money order.

  

• Offering Plate (Give In-Person)

  You can make your contributions in person by placing cash, checks, or money orders in the offering plate at church service. Tithe and offering envelopes are available for your convenience. We would love to see you.

  

• Mail

  When mailing your contributions please send either check, money order, cashier’s check, or travelers check. We strongly discourage sending cash in the mail.

  Mail your gift: Conant Gardens SDA Church
  P.O. Box 3670
  Southfield, MI 48075

  Please indicate where you want your funds designated on the memo field of the check.

  

• Non-Cash Gifts:

  Gifts of marketable securities such as stocks, bonds, and other non-cash gifts such as real estate, cars, boats, precious art and jewelry are accepted depending on the circumstances. Gifts such as stocks and mutual funds provide Conant Gardens with the full value of the donated securities while also allowing the donor to make a tax deduction for the full value of the donation and avoid paying taxes on its appreciated value.

  Please consult with your tax advisor or your attorney to ensure this is the right choice for you, and then contact our church treasurer if you would like to donate non-cash assets.

  For more information on non-cash gifts

  

• Estate Planning

  As part of your estate planning, you can designate the local church as a beneficiary in your will, trust, or life insurance policy.

  Please consult with your tax advisor or your attorney to ensure this is the right choice for you, and then contact our church treasurer if you would like to designate the church as a beneficiary.

  For more information on planned gifts