Donate
The Foundation for Reformed Theology depends entirely on the generosity of those who share its commitment to Reformed theology and to the work of the church. Every gift, of any size, is received with gratitude and stewarded with care.
Why give
Your gift supports the Foundation’s ongoing work: the ministerial study seminars, the publication of new bibliographies, the preservation of the Leith sermon and lecture archive, and the development of new resources for ministers, elders, and the wider church. The Foundation reimburses participants for most or all expenses related to room, board, and travel for the seminars, so that cost does not stand between a pastor and serious theological study. That generosity is made possible by yours.
Many ministers, especially ministers from middle or small size churches, simply cannot afford to participate in our seminars without the financial assistance that you provide.
The Foundation operates modestly. Officers and directors serve without compensation, and the staff is small. Every dollar given goes directly into the Foundation’s programs, resources, and the seminar reimbursements that hold the work together.
Give online
Both routes deliver your gift to the Foundation directly and provide a tax receipt.
Presbyterian Foundation
Card, ACH bank transfer or a recurring gift, through the stewardship arm of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
PayPal
A one-time gift with a PayPal account or a credit or debit card.
Other ways to give
By check
Make checks payable to Foundation for Reformed Theology and mail to:
Dr. Richard E. BurnettExecutive Director, Foundation for Reformed Theology
P.O. Box 50026
Greenwood, SC 29649-0018
Gifts of stock or other assets
Gifts of stock, mutual funds, or other appreciated assets are gratefully received. To arrange a gift of this kind, please write to burnett@
Legacy and estate giving
Bequests, beneficiary designations, and other planned gifts allow donors to support the Foundation’s work for generations to come. Conversations about legacy giving are welcome and held in confidence.
Contact the Executive DirectorTax status and disclosures
The Foundation for Reformed Theology is exempt from Federal income tax under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) and is not a private foundation as defined by Section 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code. Gifts are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
State disclosures. A financial statement is available upon request from the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, P.O. Box 1163, Richmond, VA 23218. Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the North Carolina State Licensing Branch at (919) 814-5400. The license is not an endorsement by the state.
Stay in touch.
Receive seminar announcements, new bibliographies, and quiet word from the Foundation a few times each year.
See the work you support.
Small groups of around six to eight pastors read in advance and gather for a week, with a significant portion of their room, board and travel reimbursed.