Ways to Donate
Support Mountain T.O.P.’s vision of creating a community
where families and children thrive by donating today.
Courtney Roberts, Mountain T.O.P.’s Resource Development Coordinator, would love to connect with you and help you donate to Mountain T.O.P. in a way that works best for you. Whether you want to give by mail, set up a recurring donation, donate a vehicle, or include Mountain T.O.P. in your will, we have options for you!
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Checks can be made payable to Mountain T.O.P.
P.O. Box 128
Altamont, TN
37301
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Mountain T.O.P. is only able to accept in-kind donations on a case-by-case basis. Our greatest need for in-kind gifts is vehicles and tools. If you want more information on in-kind donations, or to know what our most current and urgent needs are, please contact us.
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No church or organization is too small to support Mountain T.O.P.’s mission. Choose to support a specific project, program, or staffing need. Mountain T.O.P. will work with you to customize an engagement plan that aligns with your church or organization’s missional goals.
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Giving to Mountain T.O.P. through your will and estate plans can leave an incredible legacy. Please also contact us and let us know you have included us in your estate plans, along with any specific wishes for your gift and how you might prefer to be recognized.
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Gifting your IRA Required Minimum Distributions to Mountain T.O.P. is an excellent way to reduce your tax burden and make an impact. Contact us about arranging giving to Mountain T.O.P. through your IRA.
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A donor-advised fund is like a charitable investment account that is set up for the sole purpose of supporting charities. Individuals can contribute cash, stocks, or other assets into the DAF and receive an immediate tax deduction. Those funds are invested for tax-free growth and the individual can recommend donations to charities of their choice over time. Mountain T.O.P.’s EIN is 62-0988352. Please let us know how we can assist you in receiving contributions from your DAF.
Ken’s Kitchen
Ken Swift was a member of the original youth group that helped start Mountain T.O.P. His connection to the ministry ran deep, serving on year-round staff for many years throughout the 1980s and 1990s as the Food Service Manager for all Youth Summer Ministry camps. Ken passed away in 2013. A group of alumni who knew and loved Ken has come together and launched a fundraiser to name the Cumberland Pines kitchen after Ken.
