Ways to Give to InterAct Ministries
    Note: The following information applies only to individuals paying taxes in the U.S. Similar tax
    benefits may exist in Canada, but are not addressed here.

Cash — Gifts of cash will immediately go toward ministry needs be they for a missionary’s support or for a ministry project. If you want to know the support status of a missionary you now support or would like the name of an under-supported missionary we would be happy to provide that for you. We can also inform you of our most current ministry project needs upon request.

Revocable Trust — A way to make a substantial gift to InterAct, receive a generous income for life, and have the principal returned if an emergency arises.

Life Insurance — An often overlooked, but highly effective means of giving is through the use of life insurance. This method can make possible gifts which otherwise could not be made—sometimes at no noticeable cost to the giver.

Securities — Sometimes a gift of stock is another method to support missionary work.

Bequests — You may pass along a fixed amount or percentage of your estate to InterAct through your will or living trust.

Gift Annuity — When you make a gift under this plan, we issue a contract, which promises you a certain amount, payable each year for the rest of your life. The gift portion of your annuity is tax-deductible and some of your annual payment is tax-free.

Deferred Payment Gift Annuity — A plan that enables you to make a gift to InterAct and take advantage of a current charitable tax deduction; then, beginning in some future year, you will receive an excellent annuity income based on your gift. Payments are guaranteed for life.

Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust — An Annuity Trust is a plan which pays a fixed sum every year for the duration of the Trust. You can benefit from an Annuity Trust by transferring cash, securities or real estate to the Trust, then receiving fixed payments for the rest of your life or for a certain term of years. The Annuity Trust is an irrevocable agreement and qualifies for substantial tax savings.

Charitable Remainder Unitrust — An irrevocable agreement with annual payments determined by applying a specified percentage rate to the value of the trust principal. The Unitrust provides an attractive alternative to a fixed return investment because the trust principal is revalued each year. As this value increases the payments increase correspondingly.



Request Additional Information
Currently, the information we have applies only to those paying taxes in the United States.