Giving - Ways to Provide for the Ongoing Work of the Church
Pledging and OFFERINGS
Every Gift Matters!
Together We Make A Difference!
‘Each of you must give as you have made up your mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.’ (2 Corinthians 9:7 NRSV)
In this year’s stewardship campaign we are invited and challenged to cheerfully commit a greater portion of our financial resources. Your financial giving helps make all of our ministries possible and every contribution helps. Look in your mailboxes for more information about the campaign as it unfolds in the coming weeks.
Take time in the coming weeks to prayerfully and joyfully consider your annual pledge and determine whether you can step up and return a greater portion of God’s blessings. Dedication Sunday for this year’s Stewardship Campaign is October 16.

Every weekly financial contribution helps fund our ministries!
The annual operating budget of the church is largely supported by the pledges and additional giving of hundreds of individual members and friends of the church. A pledge campaign each fall invites parishioners to make a statement of their intended giving through the pledge process. New members or those who have not yet pledged can always make a pledge at any time. In addition, unpledged offerings are always graciously and appreciatively received at any time and also contribute significantly to the support of the ongoing work and ministry of the church
Donation of Stock
Donating stock is one of the ways that you can give to the ongoing work of Sunnyvale Presbyterian Church. Indeed, donating stock that has appreciated in value can be a way of fulfilling your pledge while realizing a double tax advantage. For information on how to give stock to the church, click here.
Endowment Pamphlet | Making Your Will
Sunnyvale Presbyterian Church encourages its members to consider providing for the long-term ministry of the church through their wills and trusts. To aid in this matter, the Endowment and Support Committee has prepared a pamphlet entitled “Making A Will”.