The Herald - Fall 2022

Offer Ends December 31st… JOIN THE LEGACY CHALLENGE TODAY!
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LEGACY CHALLENGE
Uniting the Country for Kids in Need!
We’ve heard from friends all across the country who
have joined the 2022 Legacy Challenge by naming
Mercy Home in their final estate plans! See the map
for those states (in purple) with at least one
Legacy Champion who has joined the campaign
since January. If you’re one of those who have
recently joined, then we’d like to pause and thank you
for your dedication to kids in need—we couldn’t do
any of this work without you!
If you haven’t heard, the Legacy Challenge is an
opportunity for you to increase your impact on young
lives, now and in the future—all without spending a
dollar in your lifetime. To join, name Mercy Home as a
beneficiary of your will, trust, or other financial account.
Then, when you let us know about your commitment,
10% of your legacy gift intention will automatically be
matched with a donation to the kids living at Mercy
Home today.
PLEASE HURRY: matching funds for the
Legacy Challenge will only be available
until December 31!
By joining the Legacy Challenge, you can ensure a
safe and loving home for kids in need right now, as well
as those who will need Mercy Home in the future—
all with a simple piece of paper.
“We love the life-changing
ministry that happens
at Mercy Home.”
— Pamela and Doug, Indiana
“There is nothing more gratifying
than to be part of giving a child the
opportunity to reach the ultimate
of their potential.”
— Mike and Ann, Michigan
“Mercy Home provides
a great life for these
children. They have
unlimited potential—the
future is up to them!”
— Bob and I-Ming,
Maryland
“We joined the Legacy Challenge
because Mercy Home supports
children who have encountered a
difficult time in their lives.”
— Lilly and Dat, California
“Mercy Home is a life-saving
Oasis in the world’s desert
wilderness. My Legacy gift
is a cup of water, so the
Oasis never runs dry.”
— Kathleen, Texas
“God loves a cheerful
giver, and it makes
me happy to be able to
play a very small part.
It makes me feel good.”
— Tom, Illinois
“It is truly important to provide
every opportunity for the boys
and girls to succeed in life.”
— Eileen, Georgia