Legacy giving

Send a pastor for the next generation.

Wills, beneficiary designations, and charitable trusts that keep Favor's work moving when you cannot.

Common paths

A future gift can take several forms.

Begin with the option that fits your estate plan, then review the details with your attorney or financial adviser.

Bequest by will

A specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate, named in your will. Most common, easiest to set up. Talk to your attorney.

Beneficiary designation

Name Favor International as a beneficiary on an IRA, 401(k), or life-insurance policy. Your adviser can explain the tax treatment for your circumstances.

Charitable trust

Charitable remainder or lead trusts can provide income to you or family and route the remainder to Favor. Talk to a CFP first.

A legacy that keeps moving

Prepare leaders you may never meet.

A legacy gift can help future indigenous pastors, teachers, and missionaries carry the Gospel in their own nations.

Favor International is a 501(c)(3) public charity. Legal name and EIN information can be confirmed with the team before documents are finalized.

The information on this page is educational and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Please consult your own qualified advisers.

Generations gathered in Favor's ministry history

Prepare the conversation

Information to confirm with Favor and your adviser.

Before final documents are signed, make sure the organization, purpose, and contact details are current.

  • Legal identity: Favor International’s current legal name and mailing address.
  • Tax identification: Federal EIN 47-5225697.
  • Gift structure: Fixed amount, percentage, remainder, or beneficiary designation.
  • Purpose: Whether the gift is unrestricted or carries an agreed purpose.
  • Contact: Who your executor, trustee, plan administrator, or adviser should contact.

Questions

Planning a legacy gift.

Do I need to tell Favor that it is included in my plans?

Notification is not required for a revocable gift, but it can help Favor confirm its legal name and organizational information and understand the donor’s intent.

Can I change a legacy commitment?

Many wills and beneficiary designations can be changed during the donor’s lifetime, but the answer depends on the document and gift structure. Review changes with your own attorney or plan administrator.

Can a legacy gift support a specific program?

Restrictions should be discussed before documents are finalized. Programs and field needs may change over time, so flexible language can help preserve the purpose of the gift.

What information will my adviser need?

Your adviser may request Favor’s legal name, address, EIN 47-5225697, tax-exempt status, and a contact person. Confirm current organizational details with Favor before signing final documents.

Is the Legacy Circle form legally binding?

The form communicates intent and helps Favor understand planned support; it does not replace a will, beneficiary designation, trust document, or professional legal advice.

Begin a confidential legacy conversation.

If you have named Favor in your estate—or are considering it—the team can provide organizational details and the Legacy Circle form.