Every gift to Trinity supports the ordinary, weekly, unglamorous work of preaching, sacrament, prayer, hospitality, and pastoral care — the things a congregation cannot exist without and that no one else will fund.
Annual audit by Beecher & Associates CPAs. The full report is mailed to every member household and is available to the public on request.
Trinity is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, the gold standard for church financial transparency in North America.
Trinity Reformed Church is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All gifts are deductible to the full extent of the law. EIN 86·0444772.
Our 2026 budget is $1.84M, approved by the congregation in January. Here’s how each dollar of general fund giving is allocated.
Two full-time pastors, a director of music, an office administrator, a youth director, and a children’s ministry coordinator.
Mortgage on the sanctuary and education wing, utilities, custodial, landscaping, and repair reserve.
Eight global mission partners, a domestic church-planting partnership in Tucson, and a benevolence fund for households in our congregation in crisis.
Choir, organist stipend, music acquisition, instruments, sound system maintenance, hymnal printing.
Adult Bible classes, Sunday school curriculum, youth and children’s ministry programming, library acquisitions.
Coffee hour, member-care meals, hospitality groceries, supplies for funerals and weddings, periodic congregational dinners.
The Lord loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that having all sufficiency in all things at all times, you may abound in every good work. 2 Corinthians 9:7–8
A printed copy of the full 2026 budget — including line items below 4% — is available at the welcome desk and on request from the office.
Read the 2025 financial report →Trinity has outgrown its current building. The 2026 capital campaign will fund the construction of a chapel for evening services, four new classrooms for adult education, and a redesigned narthex with hospitality kitchen.
Give to the campaign$4.2M
Pledged of $7.0M goal
Construction begins fall 2026, contingent on reaching $5.5M in pledged commitments by July. The Lord has been remarkably faithful in this season; please consider what part the Lord may be calling you to play.
Set up a one-time gift, recurring giving, or designate to a specific fund. Most members give monthly through ACH; we never charge processing fees against your gift — the church absorbs them so 100% of what you give reaches the fund you intend.
If you’re not yet a member, please don’t feel any pressure to give — we want you to consider Trinity your home before contributing to it.
Make checks payable to Trinity Reformed Church. Memo line: designate fund if other than general. Mail to 4220 N 16th St, Phoenix AZ 85016.
Mailing address details →Gifts of appreciated stock often produce greater tax benefit than cash. Contact the office for our brokerage information — we typically liquidate within 24 hours of receipt.
Stock gift instructions →Including Trinity in your will, naming the church as a beneficiary of a retirement account, or establishing a charitable trust. Pastor Mackay would be glad to speak with you.
Schedule a conversation →If you have a DAF at Fidelity, Schwab, National Christian Foundation, or similar, you can recommend a grant to Trinity directly through your fund.
DAF instructions →We can occasionally accept gifts of real estate, vehicles, or other non-cash assets. These require advance coordination with our finance committee.
Contact the office →If you’re over 70½, a QCD from your IRA can satisfy your required minimum distribution while supporting Trinity tax-free up to $105,000 per year.
QCD information →Dear friend,
If you are reading this page, you may already be a member who is faithfully and quietly setting aside a portion of what God has given you for the work of this congregation. If so — thank you. Trinity exists because of your steady, often unnoticed faithfulness through good years and lean ones, and through pastors who came and went, and through capital campaigns and budget cuts and ordinary Sundays.
If you are reading this page because you are considering Trinity for the first time, or returning after a long absence, please feel no pressure of any kind to give. The work of a church is not funded by the goodwill of strangers; it is funded by the long covenant commitment of those who have come to call this congregation home. That cannot be hurried.
And if you are reading this page because you wonder whether what you have to give is too small to matter — I assure you, on the witness of every page of Scripture and the testimony of two thousand years of the church, that it is not.
Truly I tell you, this poor widow has put in more than all of them. For they all contributed out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty put in all she had to live on. Luke 21:3–4
Faithfully yours in Christ,