For one hundred and thirty-seven years, the Cathedral has been held up by the gifts of the faithful. The stone of its walls, the silver of its chalices, the bread it places in the hands of the hungry — every ounce has been given by those who came before. The Church has always been, and will always be, a matter of offering.
The Cathedral receives gifts in three ways. Each serves a different purpose; each is sacred in its own right.
The weekly and monthly offering that pays the staff, heats the church, and feeds the hungry. If you are a regular worshipper at the Cathedral, this is how you join the Cathedral's mission — by pledging, in faith, what you will give this year.
Pledge this YearA beloved name inscribed in the Cathedral's Book of Remembrance. Altar flowers, organ stops, choir scholarships, or the restoration of a window — given in memory of those who have gone before us, or in honor of those we love.
Give a MemorialFor the Cathedral's witness beyond our own lifetime. Bequests, planned gifts, IRA rollovers, and gifts of stock — held in perpetuity, the interest supporting the Cathedral's work long after we are gone.
Planned GivingThe Cathedral gratefully accepts:
The Cathedral is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All gifts are fully deductible to the extent allowed by law. We issue annual giving statements to every donor by the end of January.
Please contact the Canon for Development, or write to the parish office. We are grateful for every gift, and for every question.
Matthew 10:8