Support the MLS Foundation
Online Giving
Online giving with a credit or debit card is available through our secure site. You have the opportunity to direct your gift to several areas of need. You can choose whether to make a one-time or recurring gift to support the efforts of the MLS Foundation. You can also choose whether to use a credit/debit card or initiate a withdrawal from your checking/savings account.
Automatic Giving
Automatic giving is available for you to make your gifts on a schedule that you choose in advance. If you are writing checks and mailing envelopes regularly, you may find that electronic giving is a more convenient option. It also provides much-needed donation consistency for the foundation. It’s easy to set up automatic gifts using your bank account. If you’d like us to help, simply complete the form at the link above and return it to the foundation to get started.
How Your Gifts Support MLS
Your gift to the MLS Foundation provides meaningful financial support for Michigan Lutheran Seminary and its students. Through the generosity of donors, we provide student financial aid, scholarships, campus and program support, and funding for special projects that strengthen Christ-centered education and ministry preparation.
The MLS Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity committed to faithfully stewarding every gift. Our financial records are reviewed through an annual independent audit, providing accountability and assurance that your generosity is managed responsibly.
Whether you give today, establish a recurring gift, or include the MLS Foundation in your estate plans, your support helps prepare future pastors, teachers, staff ministers, and church leaders to serve throughout all generations.
One gift. Generations of impact.
More Ways to Make an Impact
Your generosity can reflect the people, programs, and ministry opportunities most meaningful to you. Explore the links below to learn how you can support scholarships, help fund special projects, establish a donor-advised fund, or create a lasting legacy through the Eberhardt Society.