Stewardship is planned, proportionate, and sacrificial. All Christian stewards must consider prayerfully the gifts they have received from God, and they should make a decision about what will be given.

This is OUR PARISH COMMUNITY, and we are asking for the support of all households. Thank you so much for your support of St. Mary's Church of Piscataway!

2020 Vision: Called to Holiness Capital Campaign:

Stewardship is planned, proportionate, and sacrificial.  All Christian stewards must consider prayerfully the gifts they have received from God, and they should make a decision about what will be given.
Our Pledgers are still faithfully contributing to paying down their pledges.  All others who were contributing have been told to shift it to Parish Maintenance.
What have we been using the funds for?  Please, look thorough our photo albums at the bottom of the page to find out.
Thank you so much for your support of St. Mary's Church of Piscataway!

Donate

Click HERE to donate using your cell phone.

Electronic Donations

Electronic giving allows donors to have their one-time or recurring gifts transferred electronically to the organization`s bank account from a checking/savings account or credit/debit card.  If you have further questions regarding electronic giving, please contact the parish Business Manager at (301) 292-0527 ext. 107. 

Click HERE to donate using your cell phone.

OR

For a quick and easy way to donate to St. Mary's of Piscataway, please complete an Automatic Withdrawal form (allows you to make automatic bank withdrawals which you schedule, either one-time or on a repeating basis) and return this form either in the collection basket or to the parish office.  Thank you for your support of St. Mary's of Piscataway!

The Annual Appeal

The Annual Appeal is a campaign to raise funds that support the programs, services, and ministries of our archdiocese. Specifically, this campaign supports St. Mary's School, local hospital chaplains, and Forestville Pregnancy Center. In addition, their good works extend far beyond the boundaries of our parish to those in need. Thank you for your support of the Annual Appeal!  Click here to give online.  
Archdiocesan Progress Report  06-23-2021

Poor Box Donations

Pope Francis said, "To live charitably means not looking out for our own interests but carrying the burden of the weakest and poorest among us."

To donate to the Poor Box, please use the envelopes labeled "Poor Box" in the gathering space of the church. Please place your envelope in the regular collection plate during Mass collections.  If you would like a tax receipt at the end of the year, please include your name and address.

Click HERE to make an online donation.

Stock Transfers

If you would like to make a gift by transferring stock, please contact:

Ms. Joanne Pipkin
Archdiocese of Washington
Director of Donor Relations and Gift Planning
P.O. Box 29260
Washington, DC 20017
Phone 301-853-4486 
[email protected] 

Click here to learn more about Smarter Ways to Give

Leave a Legacy

Your church has been there for you throughout your lifetime. You can be there for your church’s future. Leaving a bequest in your will to the Church through your parish or school allows you to leave your legacy to an institution that has meant so much to you and thousands of others. Bequests permit you to make a gift without any loss of comfort or security during your lifetime while allowing you to take advantage of estate tax savings. To request more information, please contact the Archdiocese of Washington Planned Giving Office.

Ms. Joanne Pipkin
(301) 853-4486
[email protected]

Catholic Charities/Catholic Relief Services

• Last year, through the assistance of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington:
• 9,000 people received direct medical care and secured health care services
• 950 adults with severe and persistent mental illness lived independently and function at their greatest potential.
• 6,000 people received help ranging from emergency rental assistance to crisis counseling to getting connected with community-based resources.
• 1,300 men, women, and children slept safely in a Catholic Charities bed.
• 500 people who turned to a parish for help were served in a partnership with Catholic parishes.
• 32,000 people received personal help getting connected with community resources best-suited to their needs.
• 200 youth and teen parents lived in their own homes with our help paying rent, building a savings account, and learning life skills.
• 1,000 clients received pro bono, civil legal representation, and advice.
• 10,000 immigrants and refugees with English classes, job training, and employment referrals.
• 250 families participated in intensive counseling to create a warmer and loving home.
• 11,000 affordable SHARE food packages were distributed EACH month to thousands of families.
• 8.5 million people found hope through Catholic Charities agencies across the nation.
• 500 adult students used our tutoring and adult education classes to prepare for the GED or achieve professional certification in addictions counseling.
• To support Catholic Charities through workplace giving, use United Way #8054, Combined Federal Campaign #83997.  For more information click on the above link.  Thank you for your support of Catholic Charities ~ Archdiocese of Washington.

Click LINK for Archdiocesan Second Collections for 2020 & 2021.