Why We Give

"Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver."  

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Every gift helps make Jesus known — here in Central Indiana and around the world.

Give below, or create a secure Subsplash account to set up recurring giving and manage it all in one place.

 

Give Stock or a DAF Gift


Giving appreciated stock or granting from your Donor-Advised Fund can be one of the most tax-wise ways to give and it only takes a few minutes through Overflows secure online platform.

Questions & Other Ways to Give


Log in to your Subsplash account to view your giving history anytime.  My Giving History.

Don't have an account yet?  Create one here.  Need a hand? Our Finance team is happy to help, 317.846.2884.

Giving appreciated stock or granting from your DAF is a tax-smart way to give, and Overflow makes it simple.

>> Give Stock

>> Give from a DAF

Yes! Click here to give through our secure crypto platform. Enter your gift details (currency type, number of shares, name and address) and select “Next” to complete your gift.

Once it's done, let our Finance team know at 317.846.2884 or give@northviewchurch.us so we can properly credit your donation.

Real estate, vehicles, and other property can be a meaningful and tax-efficient way to give.

For details, contact Sarah Walker — sarah.walker@northviewchurch.us or 317.846.2884.

Checks can be made out to Northview Church and dropped off in the offering boxes located in each campus or mailed to our Finance Department, 6620 Northview Way, Indianapolis, IN 46220.

Yes. As a licensed 501(c)(3), we keep a record of every gift. Giving statements are emailed in late January for the prior year.

We're an accredited member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), and our finances are audited annually by Capin Crouse, an independent CPA firm, in accordance with GAAP. Audit reports are available on request from our Finance Department.

As the year closes, it's a good moment to reflect on what God has done and to give in anticipation of what's ahead — giving our first and best because Jesus went first for us.

A few notes that may help as you plan your year-end giving:

● Checks: Must be postmarked by December 31 and mailed to Northview Church, 6620 Northview Way, Indianapolis, IN 46220. Our office closes December 23–January 2, but the secure mailbox out front is available anytime. Want to drop off a gift in person? Just let us know a time that works and we'll meet you there.

● Stock gifts: A tax-efficient way to give — you avoid capital gains tax on the investment while still receiving a full charitable deduction. Stock gifts and DAF can be set up through Overflow, a secure online platform, here  or reach out at give@northviewchurch.us to get started.

● QCDs (age 70½+): A Qualified Charitable Distribution lets you give directly from your IRA. It can count toward your required minimum distribution and isn't counted as taxable income — even if you take the standard deduction. Talk to your financial advisor, or reach us at give@northviewchurch.us.


This is for informational purposes only and isn't financial advice — consult your tax advisor for your specific situation.

Cash and check gifts must be postmarked by December 31 to count for that year's giving statement. Online gifts must be completed by 11:59pm EST December 31 — though we recommend giving by December 27 to allow for bank processing over the holidays.


Whatever your gift, we're grateful — and above all, God is glorified by it.

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We are members of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), which provides accreditation to Christian nonprofit organizations that consistently demonstrate compliance with established standards for financial accountability, fundraising, and board governance.