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Financial Contributions
Donations to support CVLC can be made at the church (worship services, Sunday School, or to the church office) or by mail (checks only, please) or electronically online.
HOW TO GIVE ONLINE
On-line (electronic) giving is an easy option for giving to Christ’s ministries at CVLC. You can contribute via credit card, debit card, or directly from your bank account (preferred). How much you give, how often you give, and how your gift is used are all up to you. And you can change those choices at any time, even putting your giving on hold if necessary.
CVLC uses Vanco to administer our on-line giving program.
HOW TO ENROLL
To sign up for on-line giving, click HERE. Establish your account by selecting “Sign in” at the upper right. From there, follow the instructions. Contribution amounts, frequencies, and start dates are linked to each fund tile.
FAQs
I’m already enrolled. Can I access my account on-line?
Yes, you can access your account by clicking the link above and selecting “Log in” at the upper right.
Does Christus Victor get charged a transaction fee when I use my credit card or debit card?
Yes, we incur a fee of about 3%, but we recognize this as a worthwhile cost for your convenience, consistency of income, and the intentional nature of giving that our on-line program makes possible
Can I offset the transaction fee?
Yes, you can do so when you set up your donation. For example, if you would like to contribute $100 to CVLC and choose to offset the transaction fee, your donation would increase to $103. CVLC would receive $100, and your giving history would reflect a $103 donation.
Does Christus Victor prefer on-line (electronic) giving over pew envelopes or other forms of contributing?
No. Whichever form of contributing helps you to faithfully practice financial stewardship is the method you should use.
CVLC Endowment Fund
The CVLC Endowment Fund was established to provide an ongoing source of revenue to be dispersed to ministries not covered by the church budget. The funds for distribution come from the earnings from investments of contributions to the Endowment Fund. Annual earnings (thus distributions) presently exceed $10,000. More than $37,500 has been distributed to more than 15 organizations, including Immokalee Friendship House, Naples Senior Center, Bonita Assistance, Literacy Council, ELCA Fund for Leaders, among many others. The only way for the Endowment Fund to grow is through contributions, including cash, stocks, bonds, IRA distributions, will, etc., remembering that the fund principle is constantly maintained.
