Giving back a portion of our financial resources is a powerful way to demonstrate our belief that all we have comes from God. There are many ways you can contribute to further God’s work through St. Gabriel Catholic Church.
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Regular gifts to our offertory collection can be made at weekend Masses or through Online Giving here
Checks may be mailed to
St. Gabriel Catholic Church
3016 Providence Road, Charlotte, NC 28211
A gift of appreciated securities can provide a great tax advantage. These gifts are deductible for federal tax purposes up to a limit of 30 percent of your adjusted gross income each year. If you itemize, you receive a charitable tax deduction for the full value of your gift just as you would with cash, provided you have owned the securities for more than 12 months.
NEW TRANSFER INSTRUCTIONS: The Diocese of Charlotte, which processes gifts of stock to St. Gabriel, has changed its brokerage firm from Wells Fargo to Morgan Stanley. If you are planning a stock gift, please give your broker the new transfer instructions.
View stock donation instructions hereEndowments allow your gifts to support the parish for many years. Investment earnings on endowment funds provide income that can support life-impacting ministry each year, while the principal grows in perpetuity and is never spent. Endowments are a true legacy gift.
A bequest to our parish can be made through your will or trust, and is fully deductible for estate tax purposes. All bequests of any size are appreciated and important. Endowments may also be set up through wills or trusts.
Consider an endowment in memory or in honor of a loved one. There is no minimum gift requirement for this and it is a creative, non-traditional gift. Give a Memorial Gift here.
If you are 70 1/2 or older and have a traditional IRA, you can make gifts directly from your fund to charitable recipients – including our parish – on a totally tax free basis. Couples with separate IRAs can each give also. Taking advantage of this opportunity can be especially attractive if withdrawals in past years have caused your Social Security income to be taxed at higher rates, or if you have reached the limit for the amount of charitable gifts you can deduct. Learn more here.