Donations

“...God loves a person who gives gladly.” 2 Corinthians 9:7

 

We invite you to participate in the sheltering community of First Mennonite Church through prayer, gathering, breaking of bread, and giving. Our ministry includes Sunday worship, children’s programs, refugee sponsorship, and supporting those with immediate financial needs. If you would like to contribute financially to our programs, your donation through any of the methods below will be gratefully accepted.

 

A donation receipt from First Mennonite Church will typically be emailed to you at the beginning of the following year. We gratefully accept donations to a designated project or program. However, if the total amount of donations received exceeds the needs of that designated program or project, or the designation is to a program we are not actively engaged in, the donation will be redirected to where it is needed most within First Mennonite Church.

 

Interac e-Transfer

  1. Use your bank's website or mobile app to add Calgary First Mennonite Church as an Interac contact using our email address: treasurer@calgaryfirstmennonite.ca. 
  2. A password is not required when you send us funds as we have auto deposit turned on.
  3. Indicate in the message line if you would like the donation designated to a specific program.

  4. Your entire donation amount will be received, but your bank may charge you a small processing fee. 

Cheque

  1. Make cheques payable to "First Mennonite Church."
  2. Provide your email address and mailing address so that we know where to send your donation receipt.
  3. Drop your cheque in the collection box located on the sound desk at the back of the sanctuary (donation envelopes are available for your convenience) or mail to the address below.
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Credit Card

  1. Make an online donation through CanadaHelps using a credit card.
  2. CanadaHelps will keep about 4% of your donation to cover their processing fees.
  3. A donation receipt from CanadaHelps.org will be emailed to you shortly after the donation is made.
  4. Click on the CanadaHelps icon to access their site.