Make a Lasting Impact

Our church endowment funds provide ongoing support for our parish, school, and ministries—helping us thrive today and for generations to come. Unlike annual gifts, endowments grow over time, ensuring a steady source of funding forever.

What is an endowment?

An endowment is a permanent fund where the principal is invested, and only a portion of the investment earnings are used for the church's operations. Think of it as a savings account designed to provide long-term financial stability. It's not intended to replace regular weekly offerings, but rather to supplement them and ensure the church's future.

Why have an endowment?

A church endowment ensures long-term stability by providing consistent income, especially during economic shifts. It supports future planning for building needs and ministry expansion, preserves the church's legacy, and funds crucial outreach programs, reducing reliance on fluctuating donations.

Where do endowment funds go?

The funds from the endowment can go towards: building maintenance and repairs, scholarships and educational programs, outreach and mission work, staff development, unexpected expenses or emergencies, and to the growth of the church's ministries.

How can parishioners help?

Contributions to the endowment, whether through bequests, planned giving, or direct donations, increase the fund's principal and generate more income. Every gift, regardless of size, strengthens the church's long-term health. This support ensures our church can serve the community for generations, adapt to changing needs, and continue its mission of faith and service.