The Barnabas Society

Description

The Barnabas Society receives tax deductible donations and then distributes the proceeds as requested by the donor(s) or to the individual, family or organization for which the money was collected. This enables individuals and companies alike to have a choice in their giving and at the same time receive a charitable tax deduction. Donors may remain anonymous, be acknowledged in a letter sent to the recipient or present the donation along with The Barnabas Society at a public PR event.

Donors can make a one time donation or contribute to The Barnabas Society on a monthly basis. Donations can be made towards a specific cause or event or used to supplement the "Rainy Day Fun," which allows us to assist those in need immediately, as a need arises.

Inspired by St. Barnabas (Acts 4:36-37): Joseph, a Levite from Cyprus, whom the Apostles called Barnabas (means Son of Encouragement), sold a field he owned and brought the money and placed it as the apostles feet.