charity

According to WalletHub’s annual study observing giving habits, the most charitable U.S. states in 2020 are Utah, Minnesota and Maryland.

One of our frustrations with social distancing is that it feels so hard to help those in need. We cannot visit senior adults isolated in nursing homes. It’s hard to volunteer at food banks or rescue missions when we’re not allowed out of our homes.

But Christians must not let these restrictions become excuses. Instead, we who believe in the sovereignty of God must believe that he has ways to redeem these challenges for his glory and our good.

Worship Center Christian Church in Atlanta, Georgia recently donated nearly $500,000 to various local charities noting that God has provided for them so that they can provide for others.

Hoping on a trend that has taken over in the past year, a Florida church was able to pay off $1.62 million in outstanding medical debt in their community.

Following days of Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, comes Giving Tuesday. Giving Tuesday is a day dedicated to encouraging people to step back from self-indulgent purchases to give a little money or time to a charitable organization.

A new Barna report has revealed which U.S. cities are the most financially generous.

Thirteen-year-old Joshua LeRette has spent the past four years raising thousands of dollars for his local food pantry. He recently donated $12,583 that slowly accumulated over the years, according to KCCI.

A local church has made a wonderfully generous donation to a local elementary school, opting to purchase academic supplies for every single student that due to attend.

Churches across the United States are engaging in a wonderful work of compassion, by paying off the medical debt of unsuspecting strangers.

A new coffee company that calls itself the “anti-Starbucks” is offering free cars to 100 single moms – all in the name of Christ.