Christmas Offering

The Christmas Offering is a special opportunity to target our giving toward a few special initiatives for 2012:
• Planting a new parish church in Washington Heights
• Expanding City Collective, our church planting network, beyond New York
• Building a Justice Fund to love the underserved in our neighborhoods
• Growing the Deacons' Fund to meet real needs within our church family

Our goal for this offering is to raise $250,000 by January 31st. You can contribute at any of our worship services (just write ‘Christmas Offering’ on your gift) or below online.

Through the 2010 Christmas Offering:

• 8 people underwent professional counseling in times of crisis • 15 people received groceries when they had no money for food • 16 teenagers were given scholarships to attend TGC Youth camp where many gave their lives to Christ • 35 church members received financial counseling • From January through early November 108 total needs were met through the Deacons' Fund • $12,000 was invested in church planting in Rio de Janeiro • TGC-led justice projects have occurred in 4 out of 5 boroughs across the city • $19,128.98 was given to cover people’s rent and utilities • The South Bronx ministry has been supported • The groundwork for City Collective was laid • On April 10, 2011 TGC East Village was planted

Trinity Grace Church can receive monetary gifts online by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) or by withdrawal from your bank account. When leaving your gift, simply select 'Christmas Offering' from the list of funds. A TGC account is required; this enables us to send you a tax receipt for your gift. Set up your account or edit your personal information (address, email, phone number, etc.) at any time. Note that our online giving program does not fully support Google Chrome.

Other ways of giving to our church are listed below. Read an online giving FAQ and our security policies.

We did it! As of January 31, 2012, Trinity Grace Church received $251, 594.48 towards the 2011 Christmas Offering. Our goal was to raise $250,000 to fund the new Washington Heights parish church plant, the City Collective church planting network and grow the Deacons' and Justice Funds.