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GIVE

St. David's gratefully accepts your online financial donation using our secure** digital online giving system, REALM. Find our address under Mail below to send a donation to the church. Please email Shea Brendalen if you have any questions.

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Your financial gifts are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Donate on REALM

Ways to Give

Donate

Make a one-time gift, pledge payment, recurring payment or memorial gift. Give now via REALM.



Pledge

If you are participating in our annual giving campaign you can pledge online. Two things to note for online pledging: 1. Enter the amount you will give based on the frequency. 2. Check that Total Pledge in the bottom left hand corner is your intended pledge for the year. Example: Enter $100, choose Set A Schedule, choose Every Week. Total Pledge = $5,200. Pledge now via REALM. Pledge cards can also be mailed to the church address: 13000 St Davids Rd, Minnetonka, MN 55305



Mail

Send your donation directly to St. David’s at 13000 St. Davids Road, Minnetonka, MN 55305



Endowment Fund

The Cornerstone Endowment of St. David’s allows you to establish a long-term giving plan, beyond your annual pledge. It was established in 2013 with an initial gift of $20,000 and is operated as a “true Endowment,” meaning only income earned on the Endowment’s corpus can be distributed. The Endowment Committee meets at least quarterly and reports to the parish a minimum of two times per year. Cornerstone Endowment contributors are members of the Legacy Society and commemorated on a plaque in the narthex of the church. For more information on giving to the Endowment Fund please contact Shea Brendalen. Give to the Endowment Fund now via REALM. Click on the fund name to choose the Endowment Fund from the drop down list.



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