As you know, All Saints' depends on pledges from parishioners to support our mission. Your thoughtful and prayerful generosity is what makes our parish ministries possible. Thank you very much for your gifts of time, talent and treasure which make it all possible.

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All Saints' Memorial Funds provide opportunities for people to make contributions to the Church in memory of a departed loved one. Unlike operating monies used to pay salaries and utilities, Memorial Funds are spent on making the Church more beautiful and enhancing worship.

Examples of existing memorials in use are chalices, vestments, needlepoint kneelers, and, in special circumstances, entire rooms or buildings on Church Property (e.g., DeWolfe Hall, The Clements-Haddaway House). Like all gifts, it is tax deductible, and will be used in Service of Our Lord. Memorial contributions are used at the discretion of the Rector. Acknowledgements are always sent to family members of the deceased noting that a gift was given, and by whom. (The amount of gift is never mentioned.)

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A benevolent fund is a fund from which staff members can accomplish ministries not otherwise covered by All Saints' Operating Budget. Clergy often use these funds for grants to people in need, emergency assistance, and special ministries that would not otherwise be able to be performed. Contributions to such funds make the ministers (Lay and Ordained) who use them more effective in ministry in any number of different ways. Like all gifts, it is tax deductible, and will be used in Service of Our Lord.

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There are a variety of other funds that also provide for ministry outside the parameters of our Parish's budget. All Saints' has funds for organ improvement and maintenance, building funds, endowment funds, outreach funds, orphan assistance funds, and scholarship funds, just to mention a few. Click on the other red field on this page to learn more about these funds. Like all contributions to the Church, they are tax deductible.

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