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Generosity Hotline Helps Ministries Grow

In September of 2023, the Florida United Methodist Foundation launched a new initiative called “The Generosity Hotline,” an on-demand coaching service that provides church leaders with access to expert advice on financial, stewardship, and generosity matters at no cost to them. Through a partnership with Horizons Stewardship, and underwritten by the Foundation, United Methodist churches […]

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Inaugural Quarterly Investment Newsletter – Q1 2024

The Florida United Methodist Foundation is excited to introduce a new quarterly investment e-newsletter that will allow us to share more focused information about news, current trends, and recent performance. Launching this additional resource comes out of our commitment to support churches & not-for-profit agencies that have long-term financial strength in mind. Along with our

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First United Methodist Church of Sanford Does Good Through Neighborhood Co-op

In 2017, the congregation at First United Methodist Church of Sanford was at a crossroads. Having faced closure the previous year, the then newly appointed pastors, Revs. David and Meghan Killingsworth, found a congregation that was desperate to continue serving the Sanford community like it has done for more than one hundred years. Like many

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Margaret Cox Named Chief Financial Officer of The Florida United Methodist Foundation

Margaret Cox has been named Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the Florida United Methodist Foundation. According to President and CEO Ed New, Cox will assume her position on July 1.  Currently the Treasurer of the Foundation and a 25-year employee, she will assume the position being vacated by Pam Hicks, who is retiring. New said

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Foundation Vice President Pamela Hicks To Retire in 2024

After 23 years of serving the Florida United Methodist Foundation, most recently as its Vice President of Finance and Administration, Pam Hicks has announced plans to retire in 2024, according to Foundation President Ed New. In making the announcement, New said, “Pam is someone I consider almost ‘irreplaceable,’ because of the skill, stability, and institutional

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