Giving Opportunities
Your Gift Helps Women Rise With Hope and Purpose
Because no woman should walk through transition alone.
Your Gifts Help Provide
- 📚 Books and educational resources
- 🎓 Workshops and discipleship programs
- 💻 Online teaching and encouragement
- 🤝 Scholarships for women in need
- ❤️ Bereavement support
- 🎤 Conferences, retreats, and speaking events
- 🙏🏿 Ministry outreach and ongoing operations
- 🌷 Support for women navigating grief, caregiving, widowhood, and other life transitions
Gifts are applied where they are needed most unless otherwise requested.
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Please Note: Evelyn J. Taylor Ministries is not a 501(c)(3) organization. Gifts to the ministry are appreciated but are not tax-deductible.
Scott B. Taylor Memorial Fund
Honoring the life and legacy of Pastor Scott Barry Taylor — a devoted husband, father, pastor, mentor, engineer, and caregiver advocate.
Pastor Scott Barry Taylor
September 23, 1959 – June 20, 2018
Your Gift Helps Support Nonprofits
- Organizations that provide support and resources for caregivers and their families
- Research and awareness efforts related to neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD)
- Ministries and charitable organizations serving individuals facing serious illness and life challenges
- Programs that encourage hope, resilience, caregiver appreciation, and self-care
In keeping with Scott’s heart for helping others, Evelyn Johnson-Taylor prayerfully directs gifts to organizations whose mission reflects his legacy of faith, compassion, and encouragement.
Tax-Deductible Giving: Contributions made in memory of Pastor Scott B. Taylor are processed through the National Christian Foundation, a trusted 501(c)(3) organization, and are fully tax-deductible.
Please Note: Your charitable receipt will be issued by National Christian Foundation, not Evelyn J. Taylor Ministries.
Honoring a Legacy of Faith, Leadership, and Compassion
Scott dedicated his life to serving others through ministry, teaching, mentorship, and leadership. Even through years of profound health challenges, he remained committed to encouraging and equipping others.
Scott battled Hodgkin’s lymphoma twice and later faced neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD), a rare autoimmune disease affecting the central nervous system.
During the final decade of his life, Evelyn faithfully served as his caregiver. Together, they became passionate advocates for caregiver appreciation, support, and self-care.
His legacy continues through faith, generosity, family, ministry, and compassion for those walking through difficult seasons.
“And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.”
Hebrews 13:16 NIV
Continuing the Mission to Support Caregivers
The Taylors’ book, See Me, Hear Me, Know Me: From the Heart of a Caregiver, has encouraged caregivers by acknowledging both the emotional challenges and the importance of self-care while caring for loved ones.
Today, Evelyn continues sharing this message through speaking engagements, caregiver support groups, churches, hospitals, and women’s conferences.