Revitalization 2029 · The Pledge

Ways to give

As Main Street Presbyterian Church prepares to celebrate 200 years of God’s sustaining grace in 2029, please prayerfully consider contributing to the Revitalization 2029 campaign.

Your gift will help renew the spaces that support worship, welcome, fellowship, teaching, care, service, and future growth.

Record a pledge

Four Routes

How gifts reach the church

All contributions are made directly to Main Street Presbyterian Church. Choose whichever route suits your circumstances; the church treats them identically.

By check

Make your check payable to Main Street Presbyterian Church and note Revitalization 2029. Mail it with your pledge card to:

Main Street Presbyterian Church
ATTN: “Revitalization 2029”
P.O. Box 26
Columbus, MS 39703

Online through the church

The church receives online gifts through its own giving portal. Payment is handled by the church, not on this site.

Give through Realm

Stock, donor-advised fund, or other non-cash gift

These gifts are arranged directly with the church. Please contact Henry Pilkinton or Danny Williams to make the transfer.

Gifts of appreciated assets may carry particular tax advantages. See the tax guidance.

In person

You may hand your completed pledge card to Henry Pilkinton or Danny Williams at the church.

Printed pledge card · PDF

Online Pledge

Record your commitment

This form mirrors the printed pledge card. It records your intention so the committee can plan the work; it does not take a payment and does not ask for card or bank details. Once your pledge is recorded, you may give by any of the four routes above, whenever you are ready.

Please leave this field empty

Donor information

So the church can acknowledge your gift and keep its records accurate.

Name

Phone

Address

Prayer & pledge

The printed card offers these two commitments. Select either, both, or neither.

I will pray fervently for the success of the “Revitalization 2029” Renovations and that our church will continue to hold fast to the truths of Scripture, that God will be glorified in and through this important project, and that my gifts will be cheerfully provided in a timely manner. I will sincerely pray about financially contributing to the “Revitalization 2029” Renovation Project.

Giving commitment

I plan to give — select each form of giving that applies. Leave this section blank if you are recording prayer support only.

A one-time gift in 2026A single contribution during the campaign’s first year. An annual pledge for up to four yearsBeginning in the year you choose and ending in 2030. A gift to Main Street Christian SchoolThe school housed in the Villee Building. A gift in memory ofHonoring someone whose faithfulness shaped this congregation. A gift in honor ofRecognizing someone living whose service you wish to mark.

Planned total contribution: $0

Calculated from the amounts above, including the full term of an annual pledge. Adjust the figure below if your intended total differs.

Planned total contribution

Method you expect to use

Optional. This helps the church prepare, and does not bind you to it.

Intended giving method

Anything the committee should know

Questions, timing, or instructions for how your gift should be recorded.

Affirmation

The printed card is signed and dated. Typing your name below serves the same purpose for a pledge recorded online.

I am recording this pledge as my own good-faith intention. I understand it is not a payment and not a legally binding obligation.

Signature — type your full name

Date

Sent to the church’s campaign records. No payment is taken.

What happens to the information you submit

A pledge recorded here is delivered to the Revitalization 2029 campaign records so the committee can plan against known commitments. Douglas USA LLC Fundraising maintains this site on the church’s behalf and does not receive, hold, or administer contributions. Gifts are made directly to Main Street Presbyterian Church, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, EIN 64-0350400, and are deductible to the extent permitted by law. Please consult your own financial or tax advisor.

The Invitation

A pledge is a small act of planning that makes a larger act of faith possible.

Recording an intention costs nothing and obliges nothing. It simply tells the committee what it may count on as the work is scheduled — and it gives a household time to give well rather than quickly.

“Therefore welcome one another, just as Christ also welcomed you, to the glory of God.”

Romans 15:7