Stewardship

DONATE NOW

It is now possible to donate online, either making a one time gift with a credit card or withdrawal from your checking account, or, you can also now arrange a recurring withdrawal using either a credit card or checking account as a way of managing your pledge. Just click the donate button!

ANNUAL PLEDGE MATERIALS

CURRENT ANNUAL PLEDGE FORM CLICK HERE https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NorthUUPledge

UUA Suggested Pledging Levels

Supporter: The congregation is a significant part of my spiritual and intellectual life that I want to support. My fair share financial commitment starts at 2% of my income and rises to 6% as my income and capacity rise.
Sustainer: The congregation is my central community; I am committed to sustaining the programs and ministries of my congregation. My fair share financial commitment starts at 3% of my income and rises to 7% as my income and capacity rise.
Visionary: My commitment is a clear demonstration of the unique importance of this congregation and of my spiritual principles. My fair share financial commitment starts at 5% of my income and rises to 9% as my income and capacity rise.
Transformer: I am deeply committed to the congregation; my contribution provides fuel for transformation and is part of my spiritual practices in living out my UU Principles. My fair share financial commitment represents 10% of my income.

NUUC: CAPITAL CAMPAIGN 2019-2022

BUILDING EXPANSION PROJECT INFORMATION

To see all of our exciting building plans, view the building expansion timeline, and to read about our financial assumptions, or make a pledge, click here.

WHY NOW?

For many months, years, really, members of our congregation have been working tirelessly to lay the foundation for our initial building project – making sure that it is justified, can be done in planned out stages, and truly serves our mission and our need. We believe we have a plan now that not only serves our congregation’s needs now but also as we grow, and is a realistic financial goal (our campaign goal number has been carefully established through conversations with actual potential donors, all vetted by our expert financial feasibility consultant). Now we need you – how should our congregation move forward? You and your gifts are a key part of our legacy.

WHAT TO GIVE

Capital campaigns truly stretch us. Yet, there is something special in the act of building and renewal that calls to many of us differently than funding our day-to-day church operations. Moreover, there is something extra special in the legacy that church buildings establish that call to us to join the cause. It is from that well of enrichment from which we ask you to give. A building project of this size takes gifts at all levels. Some people will have significant funds available for a special cause like this; others will have less – but everyone can contribute and each gift is important! Also, know that if your financial situation changes, and you need to alter your pledge, we will understand.

HOW TO GIVE

Either fill out the capital campaign pledge form at the link above, or contact capital@nuuc.org to be in touch with an individual steward, and/or give by pressing the red donate button.

This Day in Unitarian Universalist History October 2
1755 – Hannah Adams, the first woman in America to earn her living as a writer, was born in Medfield, Massachusetts. A pioneer in comparative religion, Adams wrote A Dictionary of Religion, and many other books. James Freeman, The Unitarian minister of King’s Chapel in Boston, was a strong supporter of Adams, and she was the only woman allowed into the Boston Athenaeum. Adams’ writings were standard Unitarian Sunday school texts for two generations.The post October 2 first appeared on Harvard Square Library.Read more at: www.HarvardSquareLibrary.org - the digital library of Unitarian Universalism.

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