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At Covenant HealthShare, our goal is to support the needs of our membership and to share the word of God through community support, donations and volunteer activities. To donate to our charitable fund, please complete the below form, indicate the amount you would like to give the ministry and fill out the credit card authorization form.

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The Thomas J. Blocker Society: Atlanta, GA

The Thomas J. Blocker Society is made up of alumni of Morehouse College, who serve in the Healthcare and the Biomedical Sciences fields. Through summer programs, scholarships, guidance counseling and mentorship, the organization is committed to supporting Morehouse students entering advanced studies in healthcare, dentistry, pharmacy and biomedical sciences.

Grady Health Foundation: Atlanta, GA

Grady Health Foundation exists to financially support the Grady Health System in providing world-class medical care to Atlanta metropolitan area. The Grady Health Foundation works with philanthropists, corporate leaders and civic activists to raise critical dollars and secure in-kind (product) donations to benefit the Grady Health System. The Grady Health Foundation is a 501(c)3, and all donations directly support metro-Atlanta and Georgia’s largest safety net hospital – Grady Memorial Hospital – strengthening our community with the best medical care possible.

Church of God in Christ World Missions: Memphis, TN

With the mission to recruit, train, and deploy Spirit-filled soldiers into all the world to the spiritual and natural needs of humanity, COGIC World Missions is the missionary arm of the Church of God in Christ, Inc.

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Create a community of Christians that aid one another’s burdens and empower the Word of God globally.
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Atlanta, GA 30325
Covenant HealthShare, Inc. (“Covenant”) is a non-profit health care sharing ministry (“HCSM”). As a HCSM, Covenant facilitates the sharing of medical expenses amongst its members, but Covenant is not an insurance company, and neither its guidelines nor program of operation is an insurance policy. Covenant members voluntarily share each other’s medical expenses in accordance with membership guidelines administered by Covenant and its affiliates. Sharing is available among members for all qualified medical expenses; however, Covenant does not guarantee or promise that your medical bills will be paid or assigned to other members for payment. Whether any other member chooses to contribute, in whole or in part, to the payment of your medical bills is completely voluntary on the part of that member. As such, membership in Covenant should never be considered as a substitute for an insurance policy. Whether you or your provider(s) receive any payments for medical expenses, and whether or not Covenant continues to operate, you are always liable for any unpaid medical bills. This HCSM is not regulated by state departments of insurance. Select states explicitly exempt HCSMs that, among other requirements, post a state specific notice advising consumers in such state that a HCSM is not an insurance company, does not offer or provide insurance policies, and is not insurance. As a HCSM, Covenant’s operations are exempt from insurance regulations. Although Covenant does not rely on such explicit exemptions under state law in order to operate as a HCSM, Covenant has chosen to publish these state specific notices. To view these state-specific notices, click here. To view Covenant’s Privacy Policy, click here.
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