More than a gift in your will
“The church has been so important to me during my life, and I want to ensure the church continues to be a vibrant community for our future generations.” – Paul S.
For many people, a gift in their will is a way to acknowledge those organizations that have been important to them during their life. Often, this will be the most significant charitable gift a donor ever makes.
As a parishioner, the church has played an integral role in your life. You have gathered in your church to mark significant lifetime milestones – marriages, births, deaths and countless celebrations. The spiritual comfort and nurturing community of churches have provided many generations with faith and strength that reach beyond the pew and into the broader community.
Your legacy will be the family, friends and community you leave behind. But that legacy can also include remembering the church through a gift in your will. A gift to the church is a way of sustaining ties to your parish as well as making lasting contributions to the faith.
A legacy gift is one of the most significant material donations you can make to your church. For most parishioners, financial support of the church is met through weekly or annual parish contributions. With a gift in your will, the fruits of your faith are sustained beyond death as you continue to contribute to the future growth and flourishing of the church. If you are unsure what steps to take, I would be pleased to speak with you. Please feel welcome to contact me via email at ejang@rcav.org or by calling 604-683-0281, ext. 50315.
Legacy giving is more than a gift in your will. It can inspire a future generation.