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Church Organizers Foundation

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Client AUM

$8,575,000

Clients

35

Advisors

2

of 2 employees

About

Church Organizers Foundation is a nonprofit registered investment adviser that serves individuals (including high-net-worth clients), trusts and estates, pastors and school teachers, endowments, foundations, charitable trusts, and other businesses. It offers ongoing portfolio management and financial planning services along with cash flow, retirement, tax and estate planning, charitable giving advice, and occasional consulting engagements.

The firm emphasizes customized portfolio construction using fundamental analysis supplemented by technical analysis, with asset allocation tailored to each client’s goals and tax considerations. Portfolios are typically built with direct equities and fixed‑income securities for tax efficiency and lower fee layering, and COF accepts discretionary authority after clients execute a power of attorney.

What distinguishes the firm from many peers is its explicit stewardship focus for churches and charitable organizations: it provides trust administration when requested, offers reduced‑rate or pro‑bono stewardship and gift‑planning services to nonprofits, and uses a proprietary Ministry Map/Ministry Mapping Inventory for organizational consulting. The adviser operates on a small scale (managing under $10 million for a few dozen clients) and integrates ministry‑oriented stewardship principles alongside conventional investment management.

Client services

Financial planning Portfolio management

Expertise

Charitable giving & philanthropy Cash flow / budgeting

Occupation focus

Founder/Business Owner Educators, Teachers, and Academics Retired

Demographic focus

Religious/faith focused

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Fee options

Percentage

$0 - $1,000,000: 1.25% $1,000,001 - $5,000,000: 1.125% $5,000,001+: 1.00% $5,000 - $99,999: 0.00% $100,000 - $249,999: 0.35% $250,000 - $499,999: 0.45% $500,000 - $999,999: 0.50% $1,000,000 - $2,999,999: 0.55% $3,000,000+: 0.60%

Project-based

$100 to $200 per hour for consulting services

Other

Account minimum: $25,000 for households, $5,000 for charitable endowment accounts (minimums may be waived) Fee-only: Fee-only advisor; no commissions or additional compensation from securities sales.

Main office

Mason MI

Advisors at this office

2

Most active in

California · Michigan

Also doing business as

Church Organizers Foundation · Classical Stewardship Institute

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Advisors at this firm

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Anne L

Series 65

Mason, MI

Church Organizers Foundation

Anne Lee is a Series 65-licensed advisor with four years of industry experience, currently working at Church Organizers Foundation since 2016. She previously practiced law at Lee Law Office PLLC from 2014 to 2022. Church Organizers Foundation is a nonprofit registered investment adviser serving individuals, trusts, estates, pastors, school teachers, endowments, foundations, charitable trusts, and businesses. The firm offers customized portfolio management and financial planning, emphasizing stewardship-focused services for churches and nonprofits alongside conventional investment management.

Charitable giving & philanthropy Cash flow / budgeting Founder/Business Owner Educators, Teachers, and Academics Retired Religious/faith focused
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Martin L

Series 63, Series 65

Mason, MI

Church Organizers Foundation

Martin Lee is a financial advisor with Church Organizers Foundation in Mason, MI, holding Series 63 and Series 65 credentials and possessing 26 years of industry experience. Prior to joining Church Organizers Foundation in 2016, he worked at firms including LPL Financial, Trustmont Advisory Group, SPC, and UBS Financial Services. Outside of his advisory role, Lee serves as a Lutheran minister and intentional interim pastor. Church Organizers Foundation is a nonprofit registered investment adviser serving individuals, trusts, estates, pastors, school teachers, endowments, foundations, charitable trusts, and other businesses. The firm focuses on customized portfolio construction using fundamental and technical analysis, with an emphasis on stewardship services tailored for churches and charitable organizations.

Charitable giving & philanthropy Cash flow / budgeting Founder/Business Owner Educators, Teachers, and Academics Retired Religious/faith focused
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