Yes. The Divine Altar is organized and operated as a church described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Under IRS rules, qualifying churches are generally considered tax-exempt even if they have not applied for a separate IRS determination letter, and donations to qualifying churches are generally tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. For many donors, the tax benefit depends on their own filing situation.

Your donation supports the religious and charitable work of The Divine Altar, including worship gatherings, ministry needs, community care, outreach efforts, church operations, and the resources needed to serve our congregation and community. We are committed to stewarding gifts prayerfully and responsibly in support of our mission.

At this time, monetary donations and needed goods are the most helpful way to support The Divine Altar as we continue building and growing our work. As volunteer opportunities and community events become available, we will share updates and sign-up information through our website and social pages.

Yes, we may accept certain in-kind donations such as supplies, furnishings, equipment, or other items that support our ministry and operations. Please contact us before donating non-cash items so we can confirm whether we are able to receive and use them. For tax purposes, donors are responsible for determining the value of any non-cash donations for their records.

Yes. You may make a gift in honor or in memory of someone special. If you would like, you can include their name with your donation, and we can note the tribute on our donors page.