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Broadman offering plates, envelopes and giving records

What the offering is collected in, and the envelopes and ledger that keep a record of it.

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Broadman RemembranceWare Offering Plate with Red Felt
Broadman RemembranceWare Offering Plate with Red Felt

The plate and the bag are about the room. The envelope and the ledger are about the records a giver may need at tax time.

The RemembranceWare offering plate is 12 inches across with a red felt pad that softens the sound of coins. The cloth bag on a steel frame reaches across long pews. The Tithes and Offerings envelopes come 52 to a box, a year of Sundays for one household.

For a money gift of any amount, the IRS asks the giver to keep a bank record or a written communication from the church, and a single gift of $250 or more needs a written acknowledgment from the church. Envelopes with names make that statement easy to write at year end.

The offering plates and envelopes shelf is one of eleven shelves of the Broadman line.

Offering plates and envelopes

Questions about Broadman offering plates, envelopes and giving records

How many Broadman offering envelopes does your family need?

One box of 52 per household per year, one envelope a Sunday.

Does your church have to send giving statements?

A giver who claims a gift of $250 or more needs a written acknowledgment from the church. Many churches send a year-end statement to everyone who gives by envelope.