Ways of Giving

There are many ways to share your gifts and blessings to help realize God’s dream of love and justice for all people through the work of All Saints. Below are just some of the possibilities. If you have any questions about any of them, or want to discuss which is right for you, please contact our Treasurer.

GIFTS OF CASH OR CHECK

Cash or checks (payable to All Saints Parish) may be put in the offertory plate during any regular worship, or you may mail it to: All Saints Parish Attn: Treasurer 1773 Beacon St. Brookline, MA 02445 ...
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GIFTS OF STOCKS, SECURITIES, OR IRA DISTRIBUTION

Anyone can donate stock or mutual fund shares to All Saints and avoid capital gains taxes. In addition, if you are taking a “required minimum distribution” from a traditional IRA you can avoid income taxes by ...
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GIFTS FOR THE FLOWER FUND

Donations for flowers can be given in loving memory, in celebration of a birthday, an anniversary, or other event in the lives of your family or friends. Please note "flower fund" on your check. Contact Lynne ...
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GIFTS FOR THE BUILDING FUND

The Building Fund allows for the maintenance and restoration of the physical things connected with our spiritual body, the church: the stones, the wood, the mortar, the electricity and water, and, increasingly, the electronic gear that ...
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GIFTS TO THE OUTREACH FUND

With the help of the Spirit, we are addressing human need locally, regionally, and even around the world. Fund proceeds go directly to relief organizations that serve our brothers and sisters in need. You can donate to ...
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FUND THE FOOD PANTRY

Update: Thank you to the 46 parishioners who donated to our Lenten “Fund the Food Pantry” project. We raised nearly $9,000. These funds will fill a critical need, because the Food Pantry is currently serving 650 ...
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FEED KIDS MA

All Saints Parish Joins the Feed Kids MA Coalition Today in Massachusetts, 1 in 5 households with children are food insecure, with Black and Latinx families disproportionately impacted. COVID-19 has shed a light on the state ...
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