Planned Giving

As a Parish community, we are dedicated to the long-term wellbeing of our beloved Parish. While our Offertory and Second Collections offer daily sustenance, we also think of our church’s future. With this in mind, we encourage you to consider other ways of supporting what we love.
 
For detailed information on the following options and to prepare the necessary paperwork, please consult with your tax advisor, legal advisor, or financial planner before reaching out to our parish team. 
 
Matching Gifts
If you or your spouse’s employer has a matching gift program, you can request a matching gift form from your employer and send us the completed form either with, or following, your gift. If the employer uses an online matching gift site, you can send your gift to us and visit your employer’s website to request that a matching gift be made

Gifts of Stocks and Securities
You can give stock and other securities by transferring the securities directly to St. Paul Parish.
 
Bequests
For many parishioners, a charitable bequest is the easiest way to make a gift. Giving by bequest costs nothing now, but you will derive enormous satisfaction in the knowledge that St. Paul Parish will benefit in the future. In your will, revocable trust, or other estate plan, you can name St. Paul Parish as the beneficiary of a portion of your estate, or of particular assets in your estate.  

Donor-Advised Funds
If you participate in a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF), please consider recommending a grant to St. Paul Parish.

Other Assets You Can Give
In addition to cash and securities, you can give real estate (including the remainder interest in your residence after your death) and tangible personal property. You can also designate St. Paul Parish as the beneficiary of your retirement plan or life insurance policy.