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Support The Mission Of Our Church Through Realm! Realm Is Our Online Community.
With Realm, You Can:- Review and update your personal profile.
- View your giving history.
- Manage your online giving.
- Make a pledge.
- Communicate within your groups.
Need a login? Contact our church office.
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Ways to Give
OPTION A:
SETUP YOUR OWN
ONLINE ACCOUNTIf you are a member of our Realm online community, click here to set up reoccurring giving.
OPTION B:
ONE TIME DONATIONIf you would like to give a one time donation, click here
OPTION C:
TEXT-TO-GIVEYou can now make a contribution to St. Matthew Catholic Church with a quick text message. Simply text SAINTMCC to 73256 with the amount you would like to contribute: eg. SAINTMCC $50
To specify a particular fund text:
- For general offertory text: saintmcc offertory $amount
- For Matthew 25:35 text:saintmcc mt2535 $amount
- For Our Catholic Appeal text: saintmcc OCA $amount
- For our Sister Diocese text: DS $amount
Not specifying the account will direct it to the General Offertory: eg. saintmcc $amount
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- click Giving under the main menu,
- and then + Give.
- Enter the Amount information and click GIVE ONCE or GIVE MULTIPLE TIMES
- Select the Start date
- Click Continue
- Select how you would like to give
- end by clicking GIVE $amount
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- Choose this option if you are a visitor or a parishioner who does not have a REALM account
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Special collection
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CLICK HERE to give now to our annual Seminary Collection
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We are called to return our blessings to God and your generosity impacts lives. Your gift to Our Catholic Appeal supports every parish, school and ministry in the Diocese of Orlando and helps to feed the hungry, prevent homelessness, gives medical care to the sick, provides Catholic-formation experiences for children and adults, and supports seminarians and retired priests. Your generosity improves the quality of life for thousands of people throughout Central Florida!
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God's people have always been characterized by giving, but the way they've given has changed over time. For example, people no longer bring goats, sheep, calves and grain to God as they did in the Old Testament. Giving money is simpler, cleaner and theologically sounder since Jesus has made the ultimate sacrifice. As the way that money is exchanged changes, we at St. Matthew Catholic Church are extending members a new way to offer their financial gifts to God.
Anyone who would like to give to St. Matthew's online is welcome to do so through our church website. The system makes it easy to quickly transfer money from a bank account or debit card to the church safely and securely. One-time gifts and recurring withdrawals can both be set up, and gifts can be given either to the church's general fund or a specific church project.
At St. Matthew, we'll continue to take an offering during the service for people who prefer to give by cash or check. For members who'd rather transfer money electronically, though, giving through the church website is an option.
Giving is an important aspect of the Christian life. After all, Luke records that Jesus himself said, "It is more blessed to give than to receive" (Acts 20:35). At St. Matthew, we want to encourage all members to pray about giving and give as God leads them. For those who prefer an online way to give, the church website now offers one. Feel free to set up an account and make an offering, or contact the church for help with giving through the site.
Electronic giving as a way to automate your regular weekly offering. Electronic giving offers convenience for individual congregation members and provides much-needed donation consistency for our congregation.
Direct Debit Giving is used to automatically transfer funds from your checking or savings account to the church’s bank account.
Credit & Debit Card Giving lets you make offerings automatically on a pre-determined schedule using a credit or debit card.
Online Giving lets you at any time to set up an automatic donation plan, change your donation plan, make a one-time donation or view your online donation history.
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