Giving

Donors may arrange for their bank to automatically send a check to the church by mail. There should be no cost to you or the church for this transaction.

Online giving is an easy, convenient, and safe way to donate. 

Gifts can be mailed to the church office:
PO Box 55
Liberty Corner, NJ 07938

You can leave a legacy through a planned gift to the church. Please read the Planned Giving FAQ for ways to make a planned gift or email the Planned Giving Team. 

The Christmas Offering will be shared equally between Hearts for Honduras and Malawi Visions. 

Yes! Online giving can be safer than writing a check as electronic gifts cannot be lost or stolen. 

There is a cost to giving online. Liberty Corner Church pays a small fee for each transaction from a donor's checking or savings account. LCPC incurs transaction fees and a percentage fee based on the donation charged to debit or credit cards. Transaction fees range from 2-4%.

Yes, all donations given to Liberty Corner Presbyterian Church will be reflected on your contribution statement if you identify yourself. Cash donations made without a name, giving number, or offering envelope will not be reflected.

Bank Transfer can be arranged through your bank. There is no additional cost to the church if you use Bank Transfer.

A gift of cash or check is an easy way to show your faithful support for the mission and ministries of the church. If donating cash, please include your name or envelope number to make sure that the contribution is reflected on your giving statement. Cash gifts may be eligible for a federal tax deduction.

Gifts of appreciated assets, such as stocks, bonds, or mutual funds, are appealing because long-term gains are not taxed, and the gift is generally deductible from income tax at the full fair market value on the date of the gift. Gifts of appreciated property can be deducted up to 30% of adjusted gross income.

If you own a traditional individual retirement account (IRA) and are age 70-1/2 or older as of January 1, 2024, consider making an IRA charitable distribution (known as a Qualified Charitable Distribution, or QCD) gift to the church. In 2024, the maximum amount a donor may transfer to a qualified charity directly from an IRA is $105,000. If you are 73 years or older, the IRA charitable distribution can be used to satisfy your required minimum distribution (RMD), to certain limits. The distribution amount is not subject to income tax and your gift will not be subject to charitable gift limitations. See your IRA Trustee for details to do this, and consult your financial advisors.