Matching Grant Doubles Your #GivingTuesday Gift

CHICAGO, IL (November 28, 2017) – Only a few hours remain for Covenanters to UNITE and give as part of #GivingTuesday to help send teens from under-resourced congregations to CHIC 2018.

A donor has offered a $10,000 matching gift, which will double the value of your donation.

The triennial Covenant gathering brings together more than 5,000 high school students from around the world for worship, transformation, and fun. CHIC acts as a catalyst in students’ lives, helping them see the big picture of God’s kingdom and inspiring them to dive deeper in their faith—together.

It will be held July 20-25 at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. The theme is UNITE.

Giving to CHIC 2018 is one of the many opportunities available through Covenant Cares, a guide that enables people to engage and connect with God’s work in the world through the ministries of the Covenant Church. Click here to give.

You can watch the CHIC 2018 promotional video online.

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