Gifts-in-Kind Donations
Gifts-in-Kind donations are non-monetary items or materials of tangible personal property. Examples include real estate, art objects, high-quality collectibles, antiques, books, automobiles, products, computer hardware, computer software, supplies, etc.
All Gifts-in-Kind donations to Moody Bible Institute must be approved by the offices of Stewardship and Finance and the department that is responsible for receiving the actual gift. 
Upon receiving approved Gifts-in-Kind, the Stewardship office will issue a receipt identifying the date of receipt and acknowledging that the described Gift-in-Kind has been received. Moody does not identify a value for the Gifts-in-Kind on the receipt. The donor is responsible for acquiring the fair market value applicable at the time of the gift. For Gifts-in-Kind that are valued by the donor at more than $5,000, the IRS requires that a fair market value appraisal be obtained by the donor. Please contact a tax accountant to inquire about how Gifts-in-Kind donations may benefit you in your individual tax situation.
If you would like to learn more about Gifts-in-Kind donation opportunities, or if you would like to meet with a Moody Giving Representative, please contact our Stewardship office.