For Individuals
The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas offers an array of financial services and opportunities to individuals, including estate planning resources, individualized consultations on planned giving, and advice on giving methods and alternatives.
For Churches & Institutions
The Foundation is committed to partnering with church and organization leaders to promote a culture of faithful living and faithful giving.
For Advisors
We provide professional advisors with options and information for their clients who are interested in giving to their local church or Methodist-related institution.
Welcome To The Methodist Foundation For Arkansas
Since 1963, The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas has provided a way for faithful stewards to support Methodist ministries. By offering financial resources, we empower Arkansas Methodist churches, individuals, and organizations to make a difference in the lives of others.
For Arkansas Methodists, our faith and our finances are connected. Each of us makes a commitment to support our church with our gifts. The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas is here to help you make the connection between faith and finances last beyond a lifetime.
Grants
In 2020, MFA continued to make a dramatic impact on the Methodist Church in Arkansas. Over $1.6 million in grants were made at the discretion of the Foundation’s Board of Directors to high-priority areas including leadership development, human welfare, clergy financial education, and Conference institutions.
Latest News
Tables of Transformation: Reflections on Perkins Fall 2022 Convocation
By Rev. Eva Englert-Jessen
There are many things I love about the Methodist church. I love the Wesleyan understanding of grace that always invites us into a deeper relationship with God, ourselves, and all of creation. I love our commitment to mission and service. I love how connectional we are.
Read moreMr. Ozark: Vernon McDaniel
By Amy Anderson, Northwest Arkansas Development Officer
Vernon McDaniel is a lifelong Methodist born and raised in Ozark, AR. Well, technically, he was born in Fort Smith because that was the closest hospital at the time. But not only has he lived in Ozark for most of his life, but he has also continued to give back to the community he loves.
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