Thank you for your patience.  Our on-line giving site has been updated and is now ready for you to use.  The form below is where you can get started.  A few things to know before getting started.
 

1. “Give Now” is similar to “Quick Giving” on the old site.  This method of giving does not retain any giving history and is typically used for one-time giving.
2. “Sign In” – we encourage each giver to create an account and sign in to the account whenever giving.  This will ensure that you don’t accidently create duplicate accounts and provides for a single log-in where you can see all your offertory giving to our Parish.

As in the past, this new site is a safe, convenient way to do your offertory giving electronically.  Your information is controlled by you.  As before, we are here to help you resolve technical issues with electronic giving.

If you were a recurring giver on the old site, your information has been automatically carried over.  A recurring giver is one whose donations were set up to automatically happen at a prescribed frequency i.e. weekly, monthly, etc., without any additional action by you.

To begin using the new site, sign in using the e-mail address you used with your previous account and select the “forgot password” button.  An e-mail will be sent to you to reset your password.  If you don’t remember or are uncertain of the e-mail address you used, please contact Marie in the office for assistance.  Using a different e-mail address could result in accidentally setting up two accounts.

If you were not a recurring giver on the old site, you will need to create an account.  Click “sign in” and follow the prompts to create an account. 

You can still donate as a “quick giver” like before by clicking the “give now” option, but we encourage you to create an account.  By creating an account, you will be able to see all your on-line giving history going forward in one place. 

Please feel free to contact Marie in the office at [email protected] (preferred method) or 209-669-0473 if you have any questions or need help getting started.
She is in the office Monday, Tuesday and Friday.