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Support keeps residential Christian education accessible for students and families.
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Partner in Mission
Giving to Barclay is an act of strategic stewardship. When you invest in our students, you are investing in a debt-free, Bible-centered future for the next generation of Christian leaders.
Matthew 6:21
Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.ESV
Matthew 6:21
Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.ESV
Invest in students who are being prepared to serve
Generosity that changes the student story.
Giving to Barclay is a direct investment in affordable, Bible-centered formation. Donors help make it possible for students to pursue serious Christian education without the usual financial weight.
Generosity with a name and a face
Giving should feel close to the students it serves.
The donor story should feel practical and sacred at the same time: gifts help real students become faithful, capable servants.
Mission
Annual Fund
Practical gifts sustain faculty, student life, operations, and the everyday work of formation.
Legacy
Planned Giving
Long-term generosity strengthens the college for the next generation of Christian leaders.
Ways to Give
Choose the right way to partner.
Give online immediately or talk with Advancement when the gift requires planning, transfer instructions, or a longer conversation.
Give online
Make a secure one-time or recurring gift through Barclay's current giving system.
Open giving formGive every month
GEM turns consistent monthly support into dependable funding for Barclay students and programs.
Explore GEMLeadership giving
Compare Barclay's annual giving societies and find the level that fits your partnership.
Compare societiesStocks and noncash gifts
Work directly with Advancement before transferring stock, property, grain, or another noncash gift.
Contact AdvancementPlanned giving
Discuss wills, estate plans, beneficiary designations, memorial gifts, and other long-term options confidentially.
Start a conversationAdvancement Office
For gift questions, receipts, transfer instructions, or a planned-giving conversation.