Give to Year End Appeal

“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” - Winston Churchill

Dear FUUN members and friends,

We are once again entering a season filled with the spirit of generosity and gratitude – a season set aside for reflection on what we hold most dear. As we reflect on 2025, we are deeply grateful for the generosity, dedication, and service that you, our beloved community, have continued to show towards FUUN throughout the many challenges and transitions that we have experienced this year. Giving Tuesday, December 2, is intended to call to mind those charitable causes that rely on donor support to achieve their missions. We know that many worthy organizations and causes will be asking for your support right now. As you consider
your year-end giving, we are asking that FUUN be a priority in your plans. We don’t have a nationwide pool of supporters to call on. We have you – our members. You are the ones who create and nurture this community. You are FUUN.

“Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference.” – Kathy Kalvin, former president of the United Nations Foundation

We hope that you will consider an amount equal to your monthly pledge, but every gift, no matter its size, will have a significant impact. Donations can be made by visiting our Giving Page. Choose the “Give to Year-End Gift” from the dropdown menu. You can also donate by writing “Year-End Gift” on the memo line of a check and either dropping it in the offering plate on Sunday or mailing it to FUUN at 1808 Woodmont Blvd, Nashville, TN 37215. We have a goal of $40,000. This will ensure we can continue to sustain the life and ministries of our congregation.

We are a community rooted in love, resilience, and generosity. We are filled with hope for the future, knowing that, with your support, we will enter 2026 stronger than ever. Thank you for your part in making FUUN all that it is and all that it will be.

With joy and gratitude,

Rev. Charlotte Arsenault (FUUN Minister) and Barbara Snook (FUUN Board President)