Your generosity can create a legacy of Healing and Wholeness.
There are many ways to partner with the work of Regeneration Ministries beyond a traditional online gift.
Through stock donations, planned giving, beneficiary designations, IRA gifts, and even gatherings you host in your own community, you can help men, women, marriages, and families experience greater freedom, healing, and wholeness.
For some, these giving opportunities are part of wise financial stewardship. For others, they are a meaningful way to leave a legacy that extends far beyond their lifetime.
However you choose to give, we want you to know this:
We are grateful for you—not simply for what you give, but for the way you choose to stand with this ministry and the people we serve.
There’s more than one way to make an Impact
Every donor’s situation is different. These additional giving opportunities can help you support Regeneration Ministries in a way that fits your season, resources, and long-term plans.
Donate Stock
Give appreciated stocks or securities directly to Regeneration Ministries.
Leave a Legacy
Include Regeneration Ministries in your will or trust and help carry the mission into future generations.
Name Regeneration as a Beneficiary
Designate Regeneration as a beneficiary of a retirement account, bank account, savings bond, or other asset.
Give Through Your IRA
Eligible donors may be able to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution directly from an IRA.
Give Through Savings Bonds
Certain savings bonds may provide another opportunity to support the ministry as part of your estate planning.
Host a Gathering
Invite people you know to hear the story of Regeneration and learn how they can become part of the mission.
Your generosity is more than a transaction
At Regeneration Ministries, we believe donor care should be about more than donations.
You are a person before you are a donor.
We want to know you, pray for you, keep you connected to what God is doing through the ministry, and steward your generosity with integrity.
Whether you give today, include Regeneration in your future plans, host a gathering, pray for the ministry, or simply continue walking alongside us, we are grateful for your partnership.
Have Questions? We’d Love to Help.
Planned gifts and nontraditional forms of giving can sometimes feel complicated.
You do not have to figure everything out on your own.
If you have questions about stock gifts, beneficiary designations, IRA gifts, estate giving, or hosting a gathering, our team would be glad to talk with you.
Email: traci@regenerationministries.org
Phone: 410-661-0284
Or use this contact form to reach out.
*A Note About Financial and Estate Planning
Regeneration Ministries does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Tax laws, charitable-giving regulations, and eligibility requirements can change.
We encourage you to consult with your attorney, financial advisor, tax professional, or estate-planning professional before making decisions related to your individual circumstances.*
Turn an investment into ministry impact
Donating stocks or securities to Regeneration Ministries can be a straightforward way to make a meaningful gift.
You can begin the process directly through the button below, or your financial professional can request the information needed to transfer shares.
Working With a Financial Professional?
Your advisor or broker can request the appropriate DTC transfer instructions for your gift.
Depending on your financial institution, your broker may ask you to complete a form or confirm the transfer instructions directly.
If you have questions along the way, our team would be glad to help.
Help carry the mission into the next generation
A gift through your will or trust is one way to make a lasting investment in Regeneration Ministries’ mission.
After caring for the people you love, we invite you to prayerfully consider whether Regeneration might become part of the legacy you leave behind.
Your generosity can help future generations of men, women, marriages, and families experience compassionate care, discipleship, biblical truth, and hope.
There are several simple ways to include Regeneration Ministries in your estate plans.
General Gift
Leave a specific sum of money to Regeneration Ministries through your will or living trust.
Residual Gift
Designate all or part of what remains in your estate after debts, taxes, expenses, and other gifts have been distributed.
Specific Gift
Leave a specific dollar amount, percentage, fraction, or designated item or asset to Regeneration Ministries.
This could include property such as artwork, collections, books, jewelry, or other assets.
Contingent Gift
Designate a gift to Regeneration Ministries if another named heir or beneficiary does not survive you.
A Flexible Option
Your estate plan may include more than one of these types of gifts.
If you are considering including Regeneration Ministries in your will or trust, we would be honored to speak with you.
A simple way to create a lasting legacy
Bank accounts, retirement funds, savings bonds, and other financial assets can all become part of your legacy of generosity.
By naming Regeneration Ministries as a beneficiary, you can help extend the work of the ministry for years to come—often without changing your finances today.
This can be a meaningful way to continue supporting discipleship, healing, and sexual wholeness beyond your lifetime.
Potential Benefits
Depending on your individual circumstances, beneficiary gifts may:
1. Reduce or eliminate certain taxes
2. Help reduce or avoid probate expenses
3. Allow you to make a future gift without an immediate out-of-pocket contribution
How to Change a Beneficiary Designation
1. Contact the Institution Holding the Asset
Log into your account or contact the custodian or financial institution that holds the account.
Request a “Change of Beneficiary Form” if one is required.
2. Update Your Beneficiary
Follow the institution’s instructions for changing or adding a beneficiary.
3. Use Our Legal Name
Please list:
Regeneration, Inc.
4. Include Our Tax Identification Number
Tax ID: 52-1244128
5. Submit Your Information
Save or submit the beneficiary information online, or return the completed form to your financial institution.
Please Let Us Know
There may be no immediate financial transaction for us to acknowledge, but knowing about your decision allows us to thank you personally and care for you as part of the Regeneration family.
Qualified charitable distributions
If you are eligible and have a traditional IRA, you may be able to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution, commonly called a QCD, directly from your IRA to Regeneration Ministries.
This allows your IRA custodian to send the gift directly to Regeneration rather than distributing the funds to you first.
Your financial or tax professional can help determine whether a QCD is appropriate for your situation.
How to make an IRA gift
1. Contact Your IRA Custodian
Let your custodian know you would like to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution to:
Regeneration, Inc.
2. Have the Gift Sent to
Regeneration, Inc.
PO Box 9830
Baltimore, MD 21284
3. Please Let Us Know It Is Coming
Some IRA custodians do not provide us with the donor’s name when sending a gift.
Please contact our team with your name and email address so we can identify your gift and properly thank you.
4. We’ll Confirm Your Gift
Once we receive your gift, our team will send an acknowledgment.
Your savings bonds can become part of your legacy
If you own savings bonds that have stopped earning interest or that you intend to redeem, there may be tax considerations associated with their appreciation.
Naming a charitable organization such as Regeneration Ministries as a beneficiary may provide another way to use those assets for ministry impact.
Because Regeneration is a tax-exempt organization, gifts made directly to the ministry may be treated differently than assets transferred to individual heirs.
If you are considering giving through savings bonds, we recommend speaking with your financial, estate, or tax advisor about your individual circumstances.
Invite others into the mission
Some of the most meaningful introductions to Regeneration happen through people who already know and believe in the ministry.
A Peer-to-Peer gathering is a small, donor-hosted event designed to introduce your friends, family, colleagues, or community to Regeneration Ministries.
It is an opportunity for people to hear about the need, learn how Regeneration walks alongside men, women, marriages, and families, and consider whether they would like to become part of the mission.
This is not simply about raising money.
It is about opening the door for new people to understand the work, meet the people behind it, hear stories of impact, and discover how they can participate.
What Regeneration Provides
You do not have to create the program or presentation yourself.
Depending on the gathering and guest list, members of the Regeneration team can participate and help guide the evening.
The gathering may include:
– A welcome from Regeneration leadership or staff
– An overview of the challenges surrounding sexual integrity today
– An introduction to Regeneration’s approach to pastoral care, coaching, discipleship, and resources
– Current ministry and financial updates
– A look at what is coming next for the ministry
– Stories from coaches, clients, or ministry participants when appropriate
– Time for conversation and questions
– Opportunities for guests to learn how they can stay connected or support the mission
Our goal is for the gathering to feel relational, informative, hopeful, and personal—not like a high-pressure fundraising event.
What Could a Gathering Look Like?
There is no single format.
You might host:
A Gathering in Your Home
Invite friends or family to your home and provide a meal or refreshments.
A Gathering With Regeneration’s Help
Host the gathering in your home while Regeneration helps coordinate food or other practical details.
A Gathering Somewhere Else
Use another location that works well for your community, such as:
– Your business
– A restaurant or reserved space
– Regeneration Ministries’ office
– Another private gathering space
We can work with you to determine what makes the most sense.