Give to the mission
Your gifts are investments into our region and the Kingdom of God.
Thank you for being a partner in the Gospel through your generosity at Menlo Church. Your gifts make it possible to help people live out their identity in Christ every day.
David Kim
We’ve launched an initiative called Hope for Everyone.
Hope for Everyone is a three-year, $80 million, one-fund capital investment campaign. This campaign will be a downpayment as we begin writing the next 150-year chapter of the Menlo Church story.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH YOUR GENEROSITY
At Menlo Church, your giving has a powerful impact. Every dollar you contribute helps us create meaningful experiences, support our community, and spread the message of love and hope.
YOUR IMPACT
We’re All In—Every Heart, Every Hand
Pray
Pray for Menlo Church as a whole and your campus specifically. Ask God to guide you in how you should be a part of Hope for Everyone.
Serve
There are many ways to serve as a part of the ongoing ministry of Menlo Church or with our ministry partners.
Commit
Join us in our Hope for Everyone one-fund campaign, running from October 2024 through November 2027. Your commitment over these three years helps us reach more people and build for the future of Menlo Church.
HOW TO GIVE
All forms of generosity fuels bringing hope to everyone for generations to come.
A Movement for the Multitudes
We invite you to join us through financial giving and by serving others. Let us help you discover the right place to use your gifts.
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” — 1 Peter 4:10
FAQ
Find answers to common questions about giving at Menlo.
Recurring gifts provide stability for nonprofits, ensuring predictable funding that empowers them to plan and execute long-term initiatives, sustain ongoing programs, and effectively respond to changing needs without interruption.
Jesus teaches that giving to the church is an essential aspect of discipleship, reflecting our love for God and our commitment to His purposes on earth.
In Mark 12:41-44, Jesus praises the sacrificial giving of a poor widow, illustrating that it's not the amount of the gift but the heart behind it that matters most to God.
