When you donate to Sharon’s Place you help our Friends with intellectual developmental disabilities fulfill their God-given purpose. Our Friends’ success depends on people like you.
There are many ways to support the friends of Sharon’s Place:
Money
Your monetary donation will help us build Sharon’s Place so that our Friends in Van Zandt county and surrounding areas have a place to call their own.
Time
When you share your time you help our Friends achieve the purpose they were created for. And you’ll be filled with joy for doing so!
Resources
In-kind donations of equipment, art supplies, and other needs will provide our Friends with the tools to succeed.
Prayer
Pray for the board, volunteers, funding sources, and our Friends and their families who will be impacted through Sharon’s Place.
Ways to Give
Your financial gift will have a direct impact on fulfilling God’s purpose for each of our Friends. It will enrich the lives of adults with intellectual developmental disabilities and support their entire well-being.
It is our promise to you and to our Friends to build sustainable programs and services that will support our Friends throughout their adult lives.
We rely on private donations from individuals, businesses, churches, organizations, and charitable foundations to carry out our mission. God bless you for your generosity and support of Sharon’s Place.
One-Time/Recurring Giving
Whether you contribute $25 or $5,000, a donation of any amount helps our Friends achieve purpose.
Business Giving
Your business can help our Friends achieve things they never thought possible.
Businesses of any size can make a significant impact in the lives of our Friends through general giving, corporate sponsorships, matching gifts, and workplace giving.
Church Giving
Churches can have an instrumental role in shaping the lives of our Friends. From love offerings to small group donations, church support will help our Friends see the body of Christ in action.
Legacy Giving
You can share your legacy with our Friends through planned giving. This gift can cover specific bequests to gifts of stock or personal property. While most planned gifts are deferred gifts to your chosen beneficiary, you can also establish a living gift through an endowment.
