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We give as stewards of God’s gifts to us. In addition to donations of time and services which you can learn about at this link, your monetary gifts to Epiphany enable us to continue to provide a venue, teachings, music, and opportunities for community and transformation in ways that bring more love, joy, and peace into your life and our shared world.

2025 Annual Appeal

Stewardship season is here! On October 27, the lay stewardship sermon will be preached by Jamie Balducci! Also, be on the lookout for videos from our staff and community throughout this season of generous investment in hope for the future. Once you’ve made your pledge by clicking on the “pledge now” button below, click here to set up your payment plan.

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Online Giving

The Legacy Society: Other Means of Giving

There are many ways to share your blessings with Epiphany. The easiest way to manage and monitor your giving is through Realm, the church management software that Epiphany uses to administer both financial and ministerial activities. Once you create your profile in Realm, you can routinely give through your bank account or credit card. If you haven’t already signed up for Realm, please contact Laura Rodde at lrodde@epiphanyseattle.org.

What is the Legacy Society?

The Legacy Society is a community of people who have provided a gift to Epiphany Parish in their estate plan. They are a community who has partnered with people for over 100 years to support this neighborhood parish as a spiritual center of gravity for the city of Seattle. In times of joy and sorrow, and amid the perplexities and opportunities of everyday life, Epiphany is always available to celebrate and mourn, to guide and accompany “wherever you are on your spiritual journey.” This requires Epiphany’s enduring stability, which depends, in part, on the accumulation of the financial reserve contributed to by each generation of grateful parishioners. Click here to learn more.

Pay by Check/ACH

The best way to pay your pledge is by transferring money from your bank account to Epiphany using ACH, the Automated Clearing House, which is also used to enable payroll deposits, Medicare payments, etc.  Once this is set up, your pledge payments will be automatically transferred from your bank to the church on a date and amount of your choosing.  Not only is this convenient for you but is a benefit to the church as well. Contributions and pledge payments may always be mailed to the church or left in the offering plate with the intent noted in the memo line.

Securities

When you give appreciated stock directly to Epiphany, it helps Epiphany and may also be beneficial as you are credited with the full market value on the day of the gift.  For assistance with this transfer to Epiphany’s account, contact the Rev, Doyt L. Conn, Jr. at dconn@epiphanyseattle.org

IRA Contributions

Depending on you age, you may be able to make a contribution to Epiphany directly from your IRA.  In doing so, you do not pay tax on the withdrawal nor do you get tax credit for charitable giving. For assistance, contact the Rev, Doyt L. Conn, Jr. at dconn@epiphanyseattle.org.

Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)

One means of charitable giving is to contribute to a Donor-Advised Fund.  Such a contribution, may provide a tax advantage to the donor.  Overtime, the donor may then indicate distribution by the DAF to various eligible charities. For assistance, contact the Rev, Doyt L. Conn, Jr. at dconn@epiphanyseattle.org.

Text to Give

Giving is as easy as sending a text. Simply:

  • TYPE “73256” into the recipient line
  • TYPE “EP1805” (one word) and the amount into the message.
  • Press SEND and follow prompts.

To select multiple funds choose +Another Fund and select your amount.
To set up a recurring gift, select Give Multiple Times and follow the prompts and click Continue.

Bequests

Please consider Epiphany with a bequest in your will. You also may wish to consider a Charitable Remainder Trust, which allows you to continue to draw income from securities which have been bequeathed to the Church. See your financial advisor to discuss whether this approach makes sense for you. If you would like to discuss a bequest with someone at Epiphany, contact the Rev, Doyt L. Conn, Jr. at dconn@epiphanyseattle.org.

Seasons of Giving

Annual Pledge: This is for our annual operations. The campaign happens annually, from mid-September to the end of October. We strive for full participation with gifts of any amount. A pledge is outward sign of the inner vitality of the parish.

Legacy Gifts: These are gifts left in one’s estate for the benefit of the long-term vitality of Epiphany. It is an ongoing program in the life of the parish, not as a campaign. A legacy gift accrues benefits to future generations of parishioners.

Capital Campaign: This is an rallying event that happens every once in a while in the life of Epiphany, and is intended for the upgrade and care for our buildings and campus.  All members of Epiphany will be strongly encouraged to participate in these campaigns.

Outreach Impact: This type of giving is toward the end of impacting the world beyond the walls of Epiphany, and it happens in two ways, through action and art.

  • Have-A-Heart (Action) – This is the annual event that raises money for all of the outreach programs at Epiphany and takes place around Valentine’s Day. The intention of Have-A-Heart is to raise awareness for all the service and outreach programs and partnerships at Epiphany, and to encourage people to participate in them actively, while also supporting them financially.  Have-A-Heart came into being to give parishioners agency over how and where their outreach dollars go, as well as to bring them to scale for even greater impact in the world.
  • Music At Epiphany Gala (Art) – This is an annual event that raises money to support music concerts and programming at Epiphany, highlighting our particular institutional charism and history in a way that blesses the broader community. This event takes place after Easter each year.

Service & Outreach

Epiphany partners with core long standing local and international nonprofits including the American friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem (AFEDJ), Haiti Micah Project, Nicolas Fund for Education, Operation Nightwatch, Teen Feed and the YWCA serving those who are hungry, unhoused, and families in crisis. Learn more about our outreach partnerships here.