July 31, 2023
Has your church or school ever been asked to loan or rent one of your vans or buses to another ministry?
Rather than running the risk of loaning or renting your own vehicle, you could consider aiding them financially in renting or chartering a vehicle from a rental agency. If you do choose to allow another party to use your vehicle, here are some important things to consider:
State laws mandate that vehicle owners be responsible for damage caused by their vehicles. If the driver is not the owner, and the owner doesn't have adequate insurance, the driver's auto insurance policy may come into play if an accident occurs. If your ministry needs to borrow or rent a vehicle for a special event, use this checklist to help you avoid unpleasant surprises when operating borrowed or leased vehicles.
Most churches purchase non-owned auto liability coverage as part of their church insurance program. Contact your local agent to ensure you have this coverage.
Water and the damage it brings can be one of the most devastating property claims a ministry or organization can experience. Fortunately, there's a solution that identifies leaks when they start, as small as 1/2-ounce-per-minute. It's called FloLogic.
The ability to inspire others to give is a blessing. Because fundraising can be both exciting and challenging, there are some important details to consider that can help your donors, and organization, have a smooth and successful experience.
Has your church or school ever been asked to loan or rent one of your vans or buses to another ministry? Rather than running the risk of loaning or renting your own vehicle, you could consider aiding them financially in renting or chartering a vehicle from a rental agency.