A gift in your will or living trust, or through a beneficiary designation, can help Turlock Gospel Mission serve people in need beyond your lifetime.
Your generosity can carry forward the work you care about—providing meals, safe shelter, and support as people rebuild their lives. It’s a lasting expression of compassion that helps the mission continue serving our community through Christ’s love.

Your gift can support the mission’s work wherever the need is greatest, helping provide care and opportunities for people facing homelessness and hardship.
If a particular program is close to your heart, such as Nourish, we would welcome a conversation about your wishes. We can also discuss endowment options for those interested in supporting the mission over the long term.
Talking with us as you make your plans helps us understand your intentions and discuss how your gift can support the work you care about.
Think about your loved ones, the causes you care about, and the difference you would like your gift to make.
Work with your attorney on a gift in your will or trust, or contact your account or insurance provider about a beneficiary designation.
If you include Turlock Gospel Mission in your plans, we would love to thank you and learn about your wishes.
Thank you for making hope part of your legacy.
Our Planned Gift Letter of Intent gives you a way to tell us about the gift you have arranged, how you would like it used, and your preferences for public acknowledgment.
Sharing your plans helps us understand your intentions and plan for the future. This form records your plans with us; it does not replace your will, trust, or beneficiary designation.

You don’t need to have every detail figured out before reaching out. Whether you have a question, want to discuss a particular purpose for your gift, or have already included Turlock Gospel Mission in your plans, we would be glad to hear from you.
P. Nora Bell
nbell@turlockgospelmission.org
(209) 618-6555
Share these details with your attorney or account provider when arranging your gift.
This information is not intended as legal or tax advice. Consult your attorney or tax advisor about your individual circumstances.