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UM Giving Tuesday

CONNECT YOUR PASSION WITH GOD’S MISSION

On November 28, 2017, United Methodists will once again come together to support the work of Advance missionaries and projects on UMC #GivingTuesday.

Consider supporting a project in an area you care about, such as food and agriculture, church development, disaster response and relief, education, health, economic empowerment, social justice, WASH/Water and Sanitation, women and children, and mission personnel.

For a complete list of projects, visit The Advance.

We would love to hear about creative ways in which you are raising awareness and funds for mission—especially what you are planning for UMC #GivingTuesday. Thank you for your passion as we live out God’s mission together. Should you have any questions about UMC #GivingTuesday, please contact advance@umcmission.org.

Resources

Find UMC #GivingTuesday banners/ads, FAQs, impact stories, and links to videos and other resources to help you participate in the campaign.

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Search for Projects to make your donation on November 28.

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