Support Our Mission
One-Time Donations
Perhaps you'd like to make a donation in memory of a loved one, or to support a particular cause we are championing. Thank you.
Call the office at 613-725-1066 or email Michelle, Finance Manager, at fm@firstunitarianottawa.ca.
Tax receipts are issued for amounts over $25.
Perhaps you'd like to make a donation in memory of a loved one, or to support a particular cause we are championing. Thank you.
Call the office at 613-725-1066 or email Michelle, Finance Manager, at fm@firstunitarianottawa.ca.
Tax receipts are issued for amounts over $25.
Make Your Commitment to Give
Annual Giving Campaign
We, the congregation, are the major source of congregational income. The money we raise during our annual giving campaign is used to operate our church, fund our events and activities, pay our staff, and maintain our building. Members and friends of the congregation have a responsibility to help support the congregation as their personal finances permit.
For a complete description of giving and how it nurtures our congregation towards fulfilling our covenant, please see the Pledge Campaign Letter. For some guidelines on giving, how the money is spent, and some examples on how giving helps, please see the Pledge Campaign Brochure.
Making Your Commitment to Give
There are various ways to participate in the Annual Giving campaign:
Annual giving is supplemented by other ways of supporting the church, including Planned Giving, also known as Legacy Giving, and the Endowment Fund. If you would like to know more about these programs read the brochure here, please call the church office , or for Legacy Giving, such as bequests, use the Legacy Giving Information Form.
Members Speak Out
You may be wondering why people give financially and how they determine an amount that is right for them. Listen to some of our members share their feelings and experiences about the Congregation and their annual giving experience.
We, the congregation, are the major source of congregational income. The money we raise during our annual giving campaign is used to operate our church, fund our events and activities, pay our staff, and maintain our building. Members and friends of the congregation have a responsibility to help support the congregation as their personal finances permit.
For a complete description of giving and how it nurtures our congregation towards fulfilling our covenant, please see the Pledge Campaign Letter. For some guidelines on giving, how the money is spent, and some examples on how giving helps, please see the Pledge Campaign Brochure.
Making Your Commitment to Give
There are various ways to participate in the Annual Giving campaign:
- Complete an Annual Giving Form; options of how to remit your pledge are outlined in the campaign brochure, which is available at Sunday Services during the Pledge Campaign, or from the office during the week, or you can download the brochure here.
- Email your commitment to stewardship@firstunitarianottawa.ca.
- Credit Card. Make your donation by contacting Michelle Jackson, Finance Manager, at 613-725-1066, ext. 222.
In the message box, write ‘annual giving’ and the total you are committing to give during the calendar year. - Phone. Yes, you can make your commitment to give by phone. Call the church office at any time! To set up an ongoing or one-time only donation, speak with Michelle Jackson, Finance Manager, at 613-725-1066, ext. 222.
- Use an envelope at Sunday Service. Include your name and address, if you are donating cash.
- Donate through CANADA HELPS.
Annual giving is supplemented by other ways of supporting the church, including Planned Giving, also known as Legacy Giving, and the Endowment Fund. If you would like to know more about these programs read the brochure here, please call the church office , or for Legacy Giving, such as bequests, use the Legacy Giving Information Form.
Members Speak Out
You may be wondering why people give financially and how they determine an amount that is right for them. Listen to some of our members share their feelings and experiences about the Congregation and their annual giving experience.
