- Matthew 6:21

We believe that everything (time, talent, finances, testimony) we have belongs to the Lord and we are stewards for the purpose of Kingdom growth. When you give to Olive Branch, you become part of a community committed to intentional generosity and investing in Loving, Living, and Sharing Christ wherever we go!

Olive Branch Community Church and Christian School undergo a full annual financial review with a Certified Public Accounting (CPA) firm.

For those who would like to learn the basics of budgeting, planning for the future, getting out of debt, and much more, you can sign up for Financial Peace University.

Request for assistance through Olive Branch Benevolence Fund begins with the Benevolence Form.

Got questions? Please contact our Finance Team at finance@obcc.church.

Your privacy is important to us. To prevent unauthorized access, maintain data accuracy, and ensure the correct use of information, we have put in place appropriate physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information collected when you donate or pay for activities, camps, etc. through our Giving page. Your personal information is never shared with a third party. Should you have any questions or concerns about this privacy policy, please contact our Finance Office or email giving@obcc.church.

Online contributions to Olive Branch Community Church are considered to be non-refundable. The refund policy for specific events is determined according to the nature of event. The event refund policy is posted within the event registration form.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: To ensure the deductibility of your church contributions, do not file your 2022 income tax return until you have received a written acknowledgment of your contributions from OBCC. IRS regulations require contribution totals in excess of $250 must be substantiated by written acknowledgement from the church. Statements are sent out at the end of January 2023.

For contributions by credit cards, in addition to receiving the OBCC statement, you must keep the credit card statement that shows the name of the charitable organization (OBCC), the amount of the contribution and the date of the contribution.

Remember, you must deliver your check on or by December 31st in order to claim your charitable deduction for 2022. Checks that are placed in the church offering during the service on 1/2/23 will not qualify for a charitable contribution deduction in 2022, even if the check is predated to 2022 or was actually written in 2022. However, under the so-called “mailbox exception”, checks that are written, mailed and postmarked in 2022 will be deductible in 2022 though they are not received by the church until 2023.