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Online Giving Option via Tithe.ly
Online Donation Platform

St. Mary Orthodox Church has partnered with Tithe.ly to provide an online giving option. Tithe.ly provides a secure, user friendly platform for online donations.  This is accessible in any web browser, mobile device, or via the Tithe.ly giving app. 

One time and recurring gifts can be made by clicking the "GIVE" button below.  After clicking the "GIVE" button you will be prompted to:

  • Provide a gift amount
  • Provide your name & email address
  • Provide checking or credit/debit card information
  • Select the type of donation  (tithe, special tray collection...)
  • Consider if you wish to cover the processing fees (processing fees are higher for credit/debit card based transactions then for checking)

Once you donation is finalized a receipt will be emailed to you automatically.

Tithe.ly also gives you the option to set up an account by checking 'remember me' and providing a password and PIN number.  The benefit of creating an account is the ability to access donation records, saving payment information, and set recurring donations.

Anyone who wishes to use this service and would like an orientation please contact Michelle for a demonstration.

Thank you and God Bless!

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