GIVING AT MILESTONE

 We believe Jesus had a heart for giving. Like Him, we try to go above and beyond when it comes to giving to others of our time, energy and, of course, our money. Our ability to help our community and friends as well as our neighbors abroad is made possible because of the contributions of our members and supporters throughout the country. Milestone is a recognized non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible.


Ways to give

Online

You can give one-time gifts and set up recurring automatic giving online. Click the link below and you will be taken to our secure giving site where you can participate in helping more people know and follow Jesus!




In Person

Although we do not pass an offering basket at Milestone during our worship gatherings, individuals who want to participate in what God is doing at Milestone and throughout MetroWest Boston can drop their offering in one of our offering boxes located at each of the exits.

By Mail

You can mail in your offering to 217 W Central St | Suite 6 | Natick, MA 01760

By Phone

Text your offering to 84321. On your first time you will be prompted to follow a link and set up your text giving by clicking Milestone Church. After the initial set up its easy to just text and give!

Through Stock

You can transfer ownership of stocks, bonds or mutual fund shares. This is a great way to maximize your giving because you receive an immediate income tax deduction for the full fair market value of your securities. In addition, you pay no capital gains tax on the difference between your cost and the fair market value.

Disclaimer: Although the ministry will make every effort to honor the contribution designation of the donor, contributions become the responsibility of the ministry, and the ministry has the discretion to determine how to best use contributions to carry out its function and purposes. Such control of contributions by the ministry is required to ensure that they will be used to carry out its function and purposes, and to ensure donors' contributions satisfy requirements for tax-deductibility