St. Thomas Donation
How can I donate?
There are many ways to donate to St. Thomas. We thank everyone and the community for all your generous support throughout the years. Please watch our Advent 2020 video appeal and consider ways in which you can be a part of St. Thomas thriving in 2021 and into the future.
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2 Corinthians 9:8
8 And God is able to provide you with every blessing in abundance, so that by always having enough of everything, you may share abundantly in every good work.
Please read below on ways in which you can donate:
CanadaHelps
You can donate to St. Thomas through CanadaHelps. Payment options include credit card and Paypal. Both methods are highly secure and supported by professional online-payment companies.
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St. Thomas is a registered charity with CanadaHelps.org. CanadaHelps is an online fundraising solution that allows charities to accept donations over the internet. Through CanadaHelps, anyone can donate online to St. Thomas Anglican Church.
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If you would like to donate through CanadaHelps please click below to open the St. Thomas donation page on the CanadaHelps website. If you are interested in the E.O.P. form or in Adopting A Family, please click on forms shown below.
Electronic Offering Program (E.O.P)
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Often, members of our congregation are travelling either on business or for vacation. E.O.P. is our online donation option that allows members, and anyone else interested in donating, an easy option for giving to St. Thomas Anglican Church without having to do more than fill out a form once and send it in. The donation will automatically be taken from your account on the 15th of each month.
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If you have any questions concerning how we use donations please contact us.
Adopt a Family
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We also have a program called Adopt A Family. St Thomas has long been known as a mission church, and we are very proud of our Family Giving Centre, which fulfills the need for many people in our Westfort area. Twice a month we have food cupboard days and a family receives a bag of food which costs $15.00 to fill. Perhaps you would like to become more involved and are not sure how. Adopt A Family is an easy and life altering gift. For a commitment of $15.00 a month or $180.00 per year it gives security, relieves anxiety and gives comfort to those in need. If you are interested in this mission please visit our Forms section on the home page.
Email Donation
Email donations are possible as well using the email below for the treasurer of St. Thomas Anglican Church. Thank You!
Email: stthomastreasurer@shaw.ca
Legacy Giving
Matthew 6:19-20aNew Revised Standard Version (NRSV)
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Concerning Treasures19 “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust[a] consume and where thieves break in and steal; 20 but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven…….
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Peace. It’s a sense of peace that I feel when I walk through the doors of St. Thomas’. It is a feeling that I have walked into my home, our home – God’s home. Yes, the surroundings are familiar, but it is more than that. It is the people, the laughter and the tears that we have shared over the years together that make it special to me.
How do you feel when you enter St. Thomas’? What part has it played in your life? Were you married here? Children or grandchildren baptized? Celebrated the life of a loved one there? Whether a lifetime member or a new member, is this a place where you have come to be closer to Christ?
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To help ensure a strong future for the ministries of St. Thomas’ Church you can make a gift in your will to help carry on that work that is important to you. Through a gift in your will, a gift of life insurance, or securities, you can support the work of the church, the Family Giving Centre, Missions and much more.
What to Consider when planning a Legacy Gift
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There are numerous opportunities within to create a lasting legacy. Such a gift combines solid financial planning with compassionate giving. Many gifts may even provide savings now and in the future. The option you choose depends on your individual circumstances and financial objectives.
Please consult with your financial planner or lawyer for advice.