Who is the Mid-Atlantic United Methodist Foundation?
The Mid-Atlantic United Methodist Foundation
The Mid-Atlantic United Methodist Foundation has been established by merger in 2010 for the purpose of fostering and supporting benevolent ministries in the name of Jesus Christ, and to serve as an extension of the religious, charitable and educational endeavors of the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference of The United Methodist Church, the Peninsula Delaware Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church, and the Baltimore Washington Conference of The United Methodist Church. We are incorporated under the Nonprofit Corporation Law of Pennsylvania exclusively for charitable purposes and are intended to be a public charity under the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 as a 501(c) non-profit corporation.
Our Unique Mission and Ministry
Stewardship and Planned Giving, The Foundation conducts leadership programs in planned giving and church stewardship as part of its important mission and ministry. We offers advice and counsel to members, families, local churches, agencies, and boards on how to promote legacy or transformational gift for the future of The United Methodist Church. We specialize in developing Church Endowments.
Investment and Asset Management, Our investment advisory and asset management operation is available to churches, groups, and agencies seeking a way to have invested and endowed assets managed in accordance to the guidelines outlined in the United Methodist Book of Discipline. The Mid-Atlantic Foundation does not contemplate self economic gain or profit from our work and ministry. Profits from managing client assets are directly reinvested for the betterment of The United Methodist Church and the Churches for whom we manage assets.
Our Investment Management
The Foundation’s Investment Management product is deployed using a group of contracted investment management professionals creating portfolios for equity and fixed income investments diversified across a broad spectrum of asset classes and categories. All our investments are screened at the time of purchase against the General Board of Pension’s list of restricted securities thereby assuring every effort has been made to comply with The United Methodist Church’s social principals outlined in the Book of Discipline.
PUMH is committed to fostering an exceptional quality of life and promoting fitness, health, wellness and security for older adults we serve. In keeping with our religious tradition, we will help them meet their changing needs compassionately and with dignity. Through our stewardship we will ensure standards of excellence in our communities and the services we provide.
We continue to provide retirement housing and health care services to approximately 1200 senior adults through the three continuing care retirement communities that it owns in Delaware: Methodist Country House, Greenville; Cokesbury Village, Hockessin; and Methodist Manor House, Seaford; as well as through Heron Point in Chestertown, Maryland, which it manages under contract.
For further information, contact:
Peninsula United Methodist Homes, Inc.
726 Loveville Road, Suite 3000,
Hockessin, DE 19707-1536
302-235-6800
www.pumh.org
Mission Statement:
Salisbury Urban Ministries (SUM), Mission is to develop and implement programs that serve and minister to the needs of materially impoverished people and to promote concern for racial understanding and appreciation of all people regardless of their economic condition.
Most of SUM support has historically come from individuals, the Peninsula-Delaware Conference, church groups, civic groups and area businesses. Staff includes a full-time Executive Director, a part-time Lazarus Fund coordinator, Children Coordinator and an Administrative Assistant. The Parish Council serves as the governing Board. It is made up of 3 people from each of the eight covenant congregations who serve a three-year term. One of the three people is a clergy representative from the covenant congregation. The Parish Council meets monthly to assure that the overall goals of the organization are being adhered to. The Parish Council is served by sub-committees on finance, personnel, building/property, and fundraising. An Advisory Board is made up of community leaders. SUM is a member agency of United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland.
For further information contact:
Rev. Ronald Bell, Sr. Executive Director
PO BOX 1792, Salisbury, MD 21802
Phone: 410-749-1563 Fax: 410-749-9956