Giving is essential to your parish’s survival as well as your ability to help your community. Your parish relies on donations from parishioners to be… Read More »Giving: A Vital Part of Your Parish and Your Community
Many dioceses are making plans on how to reopen their parish doors now that states are loosening restrictions on public gatherings. But how will this… Read More »Reopening Our Parish Doors
By now, like most parishes, you’ve seen a decrease in your collections due to the restrictions in place from the Coronavirus pandemic. At a time… Read More »Implementing Online Giving in PDS™ with Abundant
20% of Catholic Entities that Applied Benefited from COVID-19 Relief Bill. Most churches are struggling due to the decrease in their weekly collections since shutting… Read More »Catholic Entities Benefiting from CARES Bill
Communicating via email with your parishioners is even more important now than in the past. For many parishes, this is the only form of contact… Read More »Exporting Your Contacts from PDS™ to Constant Contact®
If we look back over time, when a disaster occurs, people want to help so it isn’t unusual to see donations increase, sometimes by multiples.… Read More »Giving and Your Parish In the Time of the COVID-19 Pandemic
We have been scrambling these last few weeks trying to adapt to the new ‘normal’ but now is the time to focus on what can… Read More »COVID-19: 5 Step Giving Action Plan For Your Parish
I heard about a giving campaign launched in the Archdiocese of Boston called “90 Days Now – For Your Parish.” The point of the campaign… Read More »Creating a Catholic Giving Campaign During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Pope Francis’ prayer for protection from the coronavirus O Mary, you shine continuously on our journey as a sign of salvation and hope. We… Read More »A Catholic Prayer from Pope Francis During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Dioceses around the country are faced with state and local government mandates because of the COVID-19 pandemic that are resulting in a unique and eclectic… Read More »Celebrating Holy Week During the COVID-19 Pandemic