Benevolence
Benevolence
Help When You Need It Most
At Calvary, we believe we’re called to care for one another in practical ways. Our Benevolence Ministry provides support to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship or difficult circumstances.
If you’re facing a need, we invite you to reach out. While we may not be able to meet every need, we’ll do our best to come alongside you with care, prayer, and available resources.

Request Assistance
If you’re in need of benevolence support, please complete the form below. Our team will review your request and follow up with you.
Please take a moment to complete the form below to begin the assistance request process. This form will be reviewed by the benevolence review board. This board will review the following criteria to determine what assistance an individual qualifies for: church attendance, giving, serving, special circumstances.
Please read the following criteria:
- We do not assist those who do not attend Calvary Panama City.
- We do not approve assistance for: Motel/Hotel Bills, Cable Bills, Cell Phone Bills, Credit Card Debt, Storage Units, Legal Fees, or any type of Taxes.
- Any applicant demonstrating: manipulative, deceitful, dishonest, demanding and/or abusive behavior will not be eligible for financial assistance
- If you are sent the application, please note that applications are reviewed every three weeks. Pending bills do not alter the review timeline and applicants must follow the standard process.
- Applications will not be eligible for consideration for financial assistance until at least 12 months have passed since the last time we assisted you.
- You will be asked for copies of supporting documentation for your application, such as a lease agreement, utility bill, proof of income, list of monthly expenses, etc., along with a valid form of personal identification. If you do not provide supporting documentation, we will not be able to accept your application.
- Our assistance is intended to help prevent eviction whenever possible. If you are already in the formal eviction process or have received a court-ordered eviction notice, we are unable to provide financial assistance.
- All decisions made by the Benevolence Committee are final and cannot be appealed.
