First Presbyterian Church

Don & Lil Schneider Family Mission Fund

Beneficiary location:

Willmar, MN

Account number: 102240070726

Designated Use

The First Presbyterian Church, 312 6th St. S.W., Willmar, MN shall receive income from this fund to be used solely for mission outreach programs of the church under the following restrictions: The first fifty percent (50%) of Net Income from the Fund shall be distributed as follows: a: 15% (fifteen) to Good Samaritan Hospital Chichicostengo Guatemala to be used at the discretion of the Hospital, as a memorial to the Schneider's. b: 15% (fifteen) to Guatemala Children's Mission Inc. to be used to support the children at the discretion of the Mission as a memorial to the Schneider's. c: 20% (twenty) to Rice Health Foundation to be used in the Hospice Program as a memorial to the Schneider's. Should any of these missions listed above cease to be a Validated Mission of the Church, as defined in the Book of Order of the Presbyterian Church (USA), it is suggested that the Church use the income for funding other Validated Mission programs of the Church that most closely parallel, to the extent possible, the intentions as noted above. The second fifty percent (50%) of Net Income from the Fund shall be used for sending individuals on mission trips, with the following restrictions: a: No more than fifty percent (50%) of an individual's travel and food expenses can be paid from this fund. The Schneiders' believe that if the individual raises or pays for the other fifty percent (50%) themselves, the trip will be more meaningful. b: Any income from the fund remaining at the end of the calendar year shall be used for local Validated Mission projects as designated by the mission committee of the Church. Not withstanding the restrictions set forth above, all needs of mission trips may be satisfied with the income from the Fund, including, but not limited to, supplies and shipping expenses associated with mission projects such as cement blocks, paint, wiring materials, and quilting materials.