New partnership — Alloy Markets

Turn gold and silver into a gift, insured door to door.

Selling metal first and giving the cash means taxes take a bite before your ministry ever sees it. Giving the metal directly — through our partnership with Alloy Markets — is one way to give more without giving more. Fully insured shipping, expert evaluation, and fast turnaround into your ministry fund.

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The Alloy Market

A VC-backed firm built specifically to solve the shipping, insuring, and valuing of precious metals — handling that relationship directly with you, the donor, from pickup to payout.

Visit the WTI × Alloy donation page →

Straightforward pricing on every metal gift.

Alloy purchases at a discount to spot price, priced the day they receive your gift. We Take IT's own Ministry Grant is separate, modest, and disclosed up front.

ComponentTypical rangeNotes
Alloy purchase discount4% off spotPriced the day metal is received; has ranged 3–5%
We Take IT Ministry Grant1%Split with local NCF office on grants over $300
Shipping & insuranceIncludedProvided by Alloy at no cost to the donor
Time to payoutDaysFrom receipt of metal to fund deposit
For substantial gifts, Alloy has gone well beyond the standard process — including, in one case, personally collecting an $860,000 gift of gold coins on-site. Larger or unusual gifts are always worth a direct conversation before you ship anything.

If it's precious metal, it likely qualifies.

Gold Coins
Gold Bars
Silver Coins
Silver Bars
Bullion
Jewelry
Platinum
Palladium
Collectibles
Other Valuables

Three steps, start to finish.

01

Complete the intake form

Tell Alloy what you're giving and which ministry fund should receive it. A personal advisor follows up directly.

02

Ship or schedule pickup

Alloy provides an insured shipping label — or, for larger gifts, can arrange in-person pickup.

03

Receive your receipt

Once evaluated and sold, proceeds (less the Ministry Grant) are sent to your donor-advised fund, and we issue your contribution receipt and any required IRS Form 8282.

Ready to give your metals, or just want to talk it through first?

Start directly on the Alloy intake form, or email us first — especially for a larger or unusual gift. If metals aren't the right fit after all, we'll point you toward what is.