Why
we give
Two words that define the essence of Jesus is LOVING and GENEROUS. Those core values took him all the way to the cross of sacrifice for all people for all time. In that spirit, we believe that we must also be loving and generous. We love Jesus, and we love our city. The footprints of Maury Hill's love and generosity can be seen throughout our town, county, and beyond. Lives have been and are being transformed because of a loving and generous people who believe in the model set before us through Jesus. We encourage you to give. It will change your life and many others' lives.
TEXT GIVING
We make it easy to give securely from your mobile device. Give instantly from your credit/debit card. Text your desired amount to 931-218-6063.
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If you need to replace a card, text RESET. The next time you give, you can enter your new card information. Let us know if you need assistance.
AUTOMATED GIVING
We offer an easy way for you to give directly from your bank account via auto draft. This option is easier than dealing with cash or checks. You can fill out our bank draft form, and we will get your automatic draft set up for you. You will also receive an accurate accounting for tax purposes. See the form for more details.
Ways to
Give
changes
How your giving
lives
We began partnering with The Well Outreach in 2023. Maury County's growth and the need for food assistance caught the attention of The Well in Spring Hill to establish a second location in Mt. Pleasant. The generous givers at Maury Hills took on the cause to pay the first year's rent for their new facility. The vision caught on and thousands more families are receiving much needed food assistance. The Well also supplies hundreds of Jet Packs to school children throughout the county.
Hope Center Ministries came on our radar in 2022. Addiction has decimated lives and families in our city and county. There was no center in Maury County. As we developed a relationship with HC, the calling to respond was clear. Because of the generosity of the givers at Maury Hills, we were able to purchase a home in Hampshire for the new center. The center can house between 30-35 men in different phases of recovery. These men and their families serve at Maury Hills every week doing maintenance, cleaning, communion prep, greeting on Sundays, and other vital roles.
