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Giving

There are many ways in which you can support the work and programs of First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego.

You may make Planned Gifts by will, trust, or other document, from cash, securities, real estate or personal property. In addition, you can designate the Church or its endowment fund as beneficiary to your IRA, 401K, life insurance policy, retirement or pension plan or other current or future interest in an investment or other significant asset. Your tax accountant can help you decide the tax savings these options may offer.

You can make a gift during your lifetime, which can be more rewarding to you than those given after death. In addition to our annual pledge drive for operating expenses and our capital fund drives for building construction, you can also make gifts at any time to our endowment funds. These funds will continue to grow and the investment earnings will support current programs for many years to come.

If you have an old vehicle and want to clean out your garage, Donate Your Car to First UU. Likewise, be sure to mark your calendars for our wildly popular Annual Rummage Sale (2012 date to be announced).

And finally, you can also help day in and day out by shopping for First UU merchandise at our online store and by using our Amazon.com affiliate link throughout the site.

Planned Giving

First Church has the goal of transforming individual lives and benefitting our whole community. Your planned gift to one of the endowments can continue your support of this goal long beyond your lifetime. Income from our endowments will be used to expand programs, maintain our physical infrastructure, and buffer our budget from sudden shifts in the economy.

"The miracle is this: the more we share the more we have"
- Leonard Nimoy