Monthly Giving

The gift that lets us
say yes on the eighth.

Someone needs to leave a state by the fifteenth. We have to decide on the eighth whether we can commit. Recurring donors are the entire reason that answer can be yes.

Choose an Amount

Small and steady beats large and once.

Bloom Monthly Supporter

    Love Without Condition · Justice as Worship · Healing Through Grace

    Monthly giving is not a transaction. It is a covenant — your sustained commitment that trans people, disabled people, and those the system has discarded will always have somewhere to turn.

    Choose your monthly amount below. Cancel anytime. Every gift is fully tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

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    What you are actually buying

    Not a warm feeling. Predictability. A known monthly floor is what converts “we will try to raise it” into “yes, book the flight” — and the difference between those two sentences is whether someone moves.

    Cancel without a conversation

    From your own account, any time, no phone call and no retention offer. Change the amount the same way. We would rather keep donors who stay by choice.

    Being Straight With You

    If you are choosing between $50 once and $15 a month, give the $15.

    That advice costs us money today and we are giving it anyway, because it is true. The $50 is a larger number and it helps. The $15 changes what we are able to promise someone in October, which is worth more.

    Your monthly gift goes wherever the need is most urgent that month unless you direct it otherwise. In practice that has meant relocation costs more often than anything else, because that is where the need has been most consistent and most time-sensitive. Every allocation is published at Accountability & Transparency.

    Plain Answers

    Monthly giving questions.

    On the same date each month, starting the day you sign up. You receive an emailed receipt each time, which also serves as your tax record.

    Yes. Choose the fund at checkout and it stays restricted to that fund permanently, not just for the first month.

    A failed payment generates one polite notice and nothing else. No collections, no repeated emails, no guilt. If money got tight, just cancel — you are allowed, and we mean that.

    Yes. Bloom Ministries is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 39-4922713, and each monthly receipt is a valid record.