
GIVING
Giving is a way to worship
through supporting the ministry at
Grace Community Church.
ONLINE GIVING IS
SIMPLE & SECURE
Give a one-time gift, or schedule recurring giving using your bank account, debit or credit card. Just click on the button below and our service will guide you through the process in just seconds.
Giving Options:
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Pushpay (download the App on your phone, set up automatic giving)
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Check or Cash at the Sunday Service
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Mail Check:
Grace Community Church, PO Box 455 Braddock Heights, MD 21714
If you have any questions or need assistance,
please email: hello@gccfred.org or call 301.473.4337.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY AS YOU WORSHIP GOD THROUGH GIVING!
STOCK OPTIONS
Grace Community Church can accept stocks as donations via our partnership with Frederick Financial Partners Inc.
If you have stock that has appreciated in your brokerage account, you can donate that stock by initiating a transfer with the following information:
Why donate stock to Grace Community Church?
By donating long-term appreciated stock (held more than 1 year), you may receive a Capital Gains Tax Exemption on your federal or state taxes. You avoid paying 100% of the capital gains tax you would owe if you sold the stock directly.
In addition, if you itemize your tax deductions, you will receive the full fair market value deduction based on the number of shares at the prices of the stock on the day the brokerage receives the stock. You may deduct up to 30% of your Adjusted Gross Income for the year you donated the stock and may carry over the remainder for subsequent 5 years.
In January of the following year you will receive a giving statement meeting the IRS requirements listing the date of the transaction, the Stock Ticker name, the number of shares
IRS Reporting Requirements as of 2026. (Not considered tax advice.)
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$250 or more: Receives a written acknowledgment from Grace Community Church
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Over $500 up to $5,000: Requires you to file IRS Form 8283 (Section A) with your Form 1040
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Over $5,000: Publicly traded securities are exempt from a formal appraisal, but still require form 8283.
