GENERAL FUND
Your gift supports the vibrant life of this congregation, it's ministry programs, operations, staff salaries, and benevolence (we give away 10% of our income - like a tithe).

REPARATIONS FUND
(10% of Benevolence)
This fund is specifically for reparations for BIPOC individuals. The fund is allocated for distribution on a scheduled, bi-annual basis and overseen by a board of directors.

QUEER BENEVOLENCE FUND
(10% of Benevolence)
This is a benevolence fund  supporting ministries and activities that celebrate and empower Queer people of faith, particularly those who have been rejected by their faith communities.

COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
(Restricted Fund)
Donations to this fund are set aside for non-ministry investments in our community (i.e., restricted fund). Donations may be matched by employers.

Give through our giving portal here or click the give online link above. You can set up one-time or recurring giving and manage your giving going forward.

Give in person by putting your gift into our Joy Jar located in the sanctuary. You can't miss it - gold painted mason jar!

Giving via text message is easy! Text any dollar amount to 84321. It takes a few minutes to set up the first time you use this method.

Salt House Church
11920 NE 80th St.
Kirlkand, WA 98033

Microsoft will match gifts designated to Salt House Community Initiatives. These funds support outreach programs including supportive services to the surrounding Rose Hill community, disaster relief, and direct support for those who are experiencing homelessness. We currently support the work of the New Bethlehem Day Center with these funds.
 
You can donate via the Online Giving tool directly or, if you first give to Salt House and wish to have it matched by Microsoft, please indicate on your gift that the money is restricted to the Community Initiatives fund to ensure proper accounting.

One of the easiest ways to give to Salt House Church is by gifting stock, which has considerable tax-advantages, especially if you have realized capital gains on your original investment.
You will need to consult your tax adviser or investment adviser for advice specific to your financial situation. However, the document linked below will provide you with an overview of how it works.