A Legacy for the Lost

A planned estate gift to RSA ensures the message of Christ continues to reach people worldwide, now and beyond your lifetime.

“Tell the next generation the glorious deeds of the Lord, about his power and his mighty wonders.”  – Psalm 78:4

What is Planned Estate Giving?

Planned giving is a major gift made during or after your lifetime as part of estate planning. It helps maximize charitable impact while aligning with your financial goals. We encourage you to consult your financial and legal advisors to explore your options.

What your legacy will continue to do…

PROCLAMATION (Ministry):

Share the Gospel with the unreached through worldwide outreaches, including Reid and partner evangelists

MULTIPLICATION (Training):

Expand our ministry partners through training initiatives, including mentoring future evangelists, empowering local students to be strong in their faith, and training pastors to share the Gospel from the pulpit

AMPLIFICATION (Satellite TV):

Put the Gospel in more homes through international TV broadcasts and digital evangelism, reaching places we may never go in person

Giving Opportunities

Bequest

Direct a portion of your estate to RSA through your will. This must follow RSA’s gift acceptance policy.

Life Insurance or IRA

Name RSA as a beneficiary for the plan/policy.

Charitable Trust

Create a charitable trust with your assets, naming RSA to receive them at a specified time.

Your Legacy

To start your planned gift to RSA, contact us today! We can connect you with trusted professionals and resources to help you plan your legacy.

Legal Name: Reid Saunders Evangelistic Association
Phone: 503-581-7394
Address: 3985 Lindburg Rd. SE, Salem, OR 97302
EIN: 43-1964291

For more information, please contact Dan Terry, Executive Director (503-581-7394, dan@reidsaunders.org)

We encourage you to consult your financial advisor or legal counsel for advice specific to your situation and estate. Reid Saunders Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. This information is not intended as tax, legal, or financial advice.