What kind of legacy do you hope to leave behind?

For many in the IFA family, that legacy goes far beyond financial provision; it’s a story of faith, prayer, and impact for God’s purposes in our nation and in future generations.

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At Intercessors for America (IFA), we believe that every resource the Lord entrusts to us is an opportunity for stewardship. The decisions you make today can help shape not only your family’s future, but also the ongoing work of prayer and spiritual awakening across America.

That’s why IFA is honored to partner with PhilanthroCorp, a ministry dedicated to helping believers thoughtfully steward their resources through Biblical estate planning.

Stewardship that Reflects Your Faith

IFA exists to equip and mobilize believers to pray for our nation, and many in our community sense a calling to ensure that mission continues long after they are gone.

Through intentional planning, you have the opportunity to:

• Provide wisely for your loved ones
• Pass on your faith and values to future generations
• Continue advancing prayer for America through your legacy

PhilanthroCorp helps bring clarity to these important decisions by guiding you through a process rooted in Biblical stewardship and prayerful consideration.

A Trusted Partner to Help You Plan

Since 1997, PhilanthroCorp has been serving Christian families, helping them navigate estate planning in a way that honors both their family responsibilities and Kingdom priorities.

Their process is personal and thoughtful:

• It begins with a conversation to understand your story, relationships, and vision
• You are given tools to prayerfully evaluate your goals in the privacy of your home
• A customized plan is developed, which can be implemented through your advisors or trusted attorneys

This service is offered at no cost to you and with no obligation, making it an accessible step for anyone who desires to steward their legacy well.

A Legacy of Impact

At IFA, we often say that prayer changes things, not just for today, but for generations to come.

Creating or updating your will or trust is one of the most meaningful ways to ensure that your influence continues. Whether your estate is large or modest, your legacy can reflect your heart for God, your love for your family, and your passion for His purposes in our nation.

“The righteous who walks in his integrity—blessed are his children after him.”
— Proverbs 20:7

Take the First Step

If you’ve been thinking about putting a plan in place, now is a great time to begin.

As part of IFA’s commitment to serving our community, we invite you to connect with our trusted partner, PhilanthroCorp:

• Visit our Planned Giving page on our website: https://ifapray.org/other-ways-to-donate/?planned-giving.
• Call Susan Wylie at 800-876-7958 ext. 2125
• Or text “Legacy” to 719-917-0045 to request a call

You can also click here to download a simple guide to help you prayerfully shape a legacy that honors Christ.

A Final Encouragement

As you prayerfully consider your legacy, remember that what God has placed in your hands today carries the potential to bear fruit for generations. Your faithfulness in stewardship is not only a blessing to your family, but it is also a testimony of God’s goodness and a seed sown into the future of His kingdom.

At IFA, we are honored to stand with you in that vision, believing together for revival, for righteousness in our nation, and for a legacy that points every generation back to Him.

Prayer Points

As you reflect on your legacy, we invite you to take a moment to pray:

• Pray for wisdom in stewardship
  “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach.” — James 1:5
  Ask the Lord to guide your decisions and give you clarity as you plan for the future.
• Pray for your family and future generations
  “One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts.” — Psalm 145:4
  Pray that your children and grandchildren will walk in faith and carry forward a legacy of knowing the Lord.
• Pray that your legacy would honor God
  “Whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” — 1 Corinthians 10:31
  Commit your plans to Him, asking that your resources and decisions reflect His purposes.
• Pray for lasting Kingdom impact
  “A good person leaves an inheritance for their children’s children.” — Proverbs 13:22
  Ask God to multiply the impact of your stewardship in ways that bless both your family and His kingdom work.

Have you made plans for the legacy you hope to leave? Share your prayers for faithful stewardship below.

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