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AN INTRODUCTION TO PROPORTIONAL GIVING WHAT IS PROPORTIONAL GIVING(PG)? A new way for local churches to support the wider church. Replaces current giving models of Conf. dues, OCWM, and UCM Giving is based on a percentage of a

  1. AN INTRODUCTION TO PROPORTIONAL GIVING

  2. WHAT IS PROPORTIONAL GIVING(PG)? • A new way for local churches to support the wider church. • Replaces current giving models of Conf. dues, OCWM, and UCM • Giving is based on a percentage of a congregation’s income.

  3. WHY PROPORTIONAL GIVING? • Grounded in Biblical Principles • Consistent with best practices • Reduces confusion • More equitable • An expression of Covenant Partnership

  4. DON’T WORRY… • You choose what you give. • No financial reporting is required. • Your gift will still support the National UCC.

  5. Associations are not funded in this model. • Calculating each Association’s share is WHAT ABOUT very complex. ASSOCIATIONS? • Complicates the relationship of Associations with the Conference. • Delays Association funding

  6. Use 2019 #s to find your giving percentage. PROPORTIONAL GIVING AT YOUR Use your Giving Percentage to calculate a proportional gift. CHURCH We’re here to help!

  7. HOW TO BEGIN First, compare your 2019 wider church giving in relation to your income to establish your initial Giving Percentage. Example: Giving ÷ Income = 2019 Dues $3,030 Giving Percentage 2019 OCWM $4,200 $7,230 ÷ $175,000 = .041 2019 Giving: $7,230 2019 Actual Giving Percentage = 4.1% Total Income: $175,000

  8. Apply your Giving Percentage to actual church income for prior year to determine what your contribution will be for the current year. Prior Year Total Income x Giving % = Current Year’s Contribution Example for 2021: THEN, GOING • Established initial Giving Percentage = 4.1% FORWARD… • Total actual income for 2020 = $165,000 • $165,000 × .041 = $6,765 • In this scenario, the Proportional Giving contribution for this church would be $6,765 in 2021, a decrease from $7,230 in 2020

  9. WHAT’S INCLUDED IN TOTAL INCOME? YES • Gifts that fund your congregation’s ministry NO (pledges, plate offerings, general fundraising, • Capital Campaign contributions mission pledges) • One-time restricted gifts • Investment income allocation to your budget • Memorial gifts & bequests (regular “draw”) • Extraordinary use of endowment to balance • Net rental income budget (i.e. in excess of 5% draw) (rooms, cell tower) • Special UCC offerings or other one-time • Net program income mission giving (nursery school) • Net income from fundraising for restricted • Essentially, your Operating/Regular Income purposes (e.g. to buy new handbells) • Income from one-time sale of assets (e.g. parsonage) • Essentially, all non-Operating/Regular Income

  10. HELP FOR CHURCH LEADERS! • Webinars • In-person workshops • Online resources at: https://www.sneucc.org/propo rtional-giving • Conference Staff, especially, David Cleaver-Bartholomew, your RM or ACM

  11. GROWING IN GIVING Excited about the mission of the SNEC? Set a goal to gradually increase your giving percentage.

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