Givings
Thank you for your interest in financially helping the Julian of Norwich community. With a gift today, you will have a hand in helping your community thrive. Your generosity will be used to benefit the parish and the ministries we support
Ways to Give
Via Credit Card online:
Donate via CanadaHelps.org: Fill in the form and submit. You will receive a tax receipt via email from CanadaHelps for every donation (the church will not send a receipt); you can also obtain a summary of all donations at year end. Our Treasurer receives an email notification for each donation and the funds are deposited in our bank account every Thursday. To use this option, please click on the CanadaHelps.org image, or scan the QR code:
Donate via PayPal: : Fill in the form on the Julian PayPal account and submit. You do not need a PayPal account, just a credit card. It is just like donating or making online purchases with your credit card. You will receive an email confirmation from PayPal for each donation and it will show up on your credit card statement. Our Treasurer receives an email notification of your donation which will be passed on to the Givings Secretary who will issue tax receipts at year end. Periodically, the funds are transferred from our PayPal account to our bank account. To use this option, please click on the following button, or scan the QR code:
Via Credit Card online:
Donate via CanadaHelps.org: Fill in the form and submit. You will receive a tax receipt via email from CanadaHelps for every donation (the church will not send a receipt); you can also obtain a summary of all donations at year end. Our Treasurer receives an email notification for each donation and the funds are deposited in our bank account every Thursday. To use this option, please click on the CanadaHelps.org image:
Donate via PayPal: : Fill in the form on the Julian PayPal account and submit. You do not need a PayPal account, just a credit card. It is just like donating or making online purchases with your credit card. You will receive an email confirmation from PayPal for each donation and it will show up on your credit card statement. Our Treasurer receives an email notification of your donation which will be passed on to the Givings Secretary who will issue tax receipts at year end. Periodically, the funds are transferred from our PayPal account to our bank account. To use this option, please click on the following button:
PAR (Pre-Authorized Remittance): This is a service provided by the United Church of Canada to other churches in Canada. Many find it to be most convenient and it saves work for the parish. If you wish to sign up for PAR, our Givings Secretary Team of Barry & Nancy Craven can arrange this. You can contact them at: 613-733-2903 or craven554@rogers.com for further instructions.
eTransfer with Autodeposit: Autodeposit has been set up on the Julian bank account. The cost of an etransfer is usually $1.00 or $1.50 depending on your bank (You might consider making your donations on a monthly basis, as this will minimize your cost of making a donation). Your donation will automatically be deposited into the Julian bank account. Our Treasurer receives an email notification of your donation which will be passed on to the Givings Secretary, who will issue tax receipts at year end. From your bank account, you can send an eTransfer to juliandonation@gmail.com.
Weekly Envelopes: We would encourage you to put your donation into your weekly and monthly envelopes as usual (cheques are preferred).
If you are unable to attend the in-person services, you might consider sending envelopes for a month with post-dated cheques for convenience and to save time and money for postage. If you are unable to mail them, please keep them until you return to church in person. (Mailing Address: 8 Withrow Avenue, Ottawa, ON K2G-2H6)
As usual, in each case, the funds will be deposited, your donation will be recorded, and income tax receipts issued immediately and/or at year end. Thank you for your diligence in continuing to support the parish.
For more information on how to begin donating to the church, please contact the Givings
Coordinators, Barry & Nancy Craven, at 613-733-2903, or email them at craven554@rogers.com
Supported Charities
Providing support to people in need throughout our community:
Services include pastoral counselling, mentoring, food security projects, and opportunities for community members to take leadership. Carlington Chaplaincy
Nelson House is dedicated to providing all persons who identify as women and their children shelter, support and information so they can take steps towards ending violence in their lives. Nelson House
The Black Canadian Scholarship Fund was established in 1996 to encourage academic excellence and promote community leadership by providing annual scholarships to outstanding young black students in Ottawa. Black Canadian Scholarship Fund
1,000 women become homeless in Ottawa each year. You can be a part of the solution to end homelessness. Cornerstone Housing for Women
The cost of food has skyrocketed. Over 490,000 visits to food banks in Ottawa over the past year – and it shows no signs of slowing down. Ottawa Food Bank
Helping refugees from around the world and all faiths come to Canada. Julian of Norwich is one of five churches involved in Refuge NOW, a refugee sponsorship and settlement group. Refuge Now
Every year, Julian of Norwich participates in the signature event of the Multifaith Housing Initiative, Tulipathon – a fundraiser and walkathon aimed at raising funds for subsidies and awareness for the need for more affordable housing in our city. MHI Tulipathon
Belong Ottawa at Centre 454Centre 454 is a day program serving people who are precariously housed or homeless in the Ottawa area.Belong Ottawa at The WellThe Well delivers programs that support women, children, and gender-diverse people in meeting their basic needs, making their life choices, and participating in their community.Belong Ottawa at St. Luke’s TableSt Luke’s Table provides a supportive environment where visitors can maintain and improve their personal and mental health. Belong Ottawa
Community Outreach
Volunteers visit regularly with those who can no longer leave their homes. In addition, communion services are held every month at five care facilities in our community:
City View
MEDEX
Sterling Park
Starwood
Peter D Clark
Julian of Norwich also reaches out to the community, with support for the Anglican Diocese’s Youth Internship Program, the City View Community Association, the Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre (NROCR), the BIBAK Ottawa Philippino Community and Elizabeth Wynn Wood Secondary School – to name a few.
Annual church community events include a Spring picnic and a live nativity during the season of Advent.
Rent Subsidies
Julian of Norwich provides its community space at below market rents or free rent (as a means to ensure that valuable services are provided in the neighborhood) to many different organizations that support the broader community:
L’Arche demonstrates that with friendship, belonging, and the opportunity to contribute their gifts, people with intellectual disabilities flourish and their lives make a difference. l’Arche Ottawa
Victoria’s Quilts Canada (VQC) provides handmade quilts to people living with cancer in Canada. By providing these quilts, we hope to bring physical comfort to those dealing with cancer as well as spiritual comfort in knowing that they are not alone in their struggle. Victoria’s Quilts
A series of book studies focused on developing a new relationship with Indigenous peoples. Sessions are hosted by Julian of Norwich Anglican Church on a regularly scheduled basis. All My Relations – Journeying as Allies
The Zoo Crew is an animal education program that offers children’s day programs and camps, combining entertainment and learning to create an exciting experience that will be remembered, with a Commitment to nurturing the human-animal bond. The Zoo Crew
Raise The Curtains is a children’s theatrical production club that focuses on boosting self esteem and confidence in the youth. Raise the Curtains
Fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism – the primary purpose is for its members to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety. Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa
The Guyana Ottawa Cultural Association (GOCA) is a voluntary non-profit/non-partisan organization established in 1986 whose mandate is to promote and share knowledge of the heritage, traditions, and culture of Canadians of Guyanese origin residing in the National Capital Region (NCR). It sponsors and conducts social, recreational, educational and cultural activities for the enjoyment of members of the Association and the wider local Ottawa community. Guyana Community Association
Flo’s Seniors are dedicated to empowering seniors and their families by providing access to valuable resources and services within the community. Many seniors often experience feelings of isolation and loneliness, which can have a significant impact on their overall well-being. Flo’s Seniors
Givings
Thank you for your interest in financially helping the Julian of Norwich community. With a gift today, you will have a hand in helping your community thrive. Your generosity will be used to benefit the parish and the ministries we support.
Ways to Give
Via Credit Card online:
Donate via CanadaHelps.org: Fill in the form and submit. You will receive a tax receipt via email from CanadaHelps for every donation (the church will not send a receipt); you can also obtain a summary of all donations at year end. Our Treasurer receives an email notification for each donation and the funds are deposited in our bank account every Thursday. To use this option, please click on the CanadaHelps.org image, or scan the QR code:
Donate via PayPal: : Fill in the form on the Julian PayPal account and submit. You do not need a PayPal account, just a credit card. It is just like donating or making online purchases with your credit card. You will receive an email confirmation from PayPal for each donation and it will show up on your credit card statement. Our Treasurer receives an email notification of your donation which will be passed on to the Givings Secretary who will issue tax receipts at year end. Periodically, the funds are transferred from our PayPal account to our bank account. To use this option, please click on the following button, or scan the QR code:
Via Credit Card online:
Donate via CanadaHelps.org: Fill in the form and submit. You will receive a tax receipt via email from CanadaHelps for every donation (the church will not send a receipt); you can also obtain a summary of all donations at year end. Our Treasurer receives an email notification for each donation and the funds are deposited in our bank account every Thursday. To use this option, please click on the CanadaHelps.org image:
Donate via PayPal: : Fill in the form on the Julian PayPal account and submit. You do not need a PayPal account, just a credit card. It is just like donating or making online purchases with your credit card. You will receive an email confirmation from PayPal for each donation and it will show up on your credit card statement. Our Treasurer receives an email notification of your donation which will be passed on to the Givings Secretary who will issue tax receipts at year end. Periodically, the funds are transferred from our PayPal account to our bank account. To use this option, please click on the following button:
PAR (Pre-Authorized Remittance): This is a service provided by the United Church of Canada to other churches in Canada. Many find it to be most convenient and it saves work for the parish. If you wish to sign up for PAR, our Givings Secretary Team of Barry & Nancy Craven can arrange this. You can contact them at: 613-733-2903 or craven554@rogers.com for further instructions.
eTransfer with Autodeposit: Autodeposit has been set up on the Julian bank account. The cost of an etransfer is usually $1.00 or $1.50 depending on your bank (You might consider making your donations on a monthly basis, as this will minimize your cost of making a donation). Your donation will automatically be deposited into the Julian bank account. Our Treasurer receives an email notification of your donation which will be passed on to the Givings Secretary, who will issue tax receipts at year end. From your bank account, you can send an eTransfer to juliandonation@gmail.com.
Weekly Envelopes: We would encourage you to put your donation into your weekly and monthly envelopes as usual (cheques are preferred).
If you are unable to attend the in-person services, you might consider sending envelopes for a month with post-dated cheques for convenience and to save time and money for postage. If you are unable to mail them, please keep them until you return to church in person. (Mailing Address: 8 Withrow Avenue, Ottawa, ON K2G-2H6)
As usual, in each case, the funds will be deposited, your donation will be recorded, and income tax receipts issued immediately and/or at year end. Thank you for your diligence in continuing to support the parish despite the trying times. Be safe!
(Eric Driscoll, Treasurer)
For more information on how to begin donating to the church, please contact the Givings
Secretaries, Barry & Nancy Craven, at 613-733-2903, or email them at craven554@rogers.com
Supported Charities
Providing support to people in need throughout our community:
Services include pastoral counselling, mentoring, food security projects, and opportunities for community members to take leadership. Carlington Chaplaincy
Nelson House is dedicated to providing all persons who identify as women and their children shelter, support and information so they can take steps towards ending violence in their lives. Nelson House
The Black Canadian Scholarship Fund was established in 1996 to encourage academic excellence and promote community leadership by providing annual scholarships to outstanding young black students in Ottawa. Black Canadian Scholarship Fund
1,000 women become homeless in Ottawa each year. You can be a part of the solution to end homelessness. Cornerstone Housing for Women
The cost of food has skyrocketed. Over 490,000 visits to food banks in Ottawa over the past year – and it shows no signs of slowing down. Ottawa Food Bank
Helping refugees from around the world and all faiths come to Canada. Julian of Norwich is one of five churches involved in Refuge NOW, a refugee sponsorship and settlement group. Refuge Now
Every year, Julian of Norwich participates in the signature event of the Multifaith Housing Initiative, Tulipathon – a fundraiser and walkathon aimed at raising funds for subsidies and awareness for the need for more affordable housing in our city. MHI Tulipathon
Belong Ottawa at Centre 454Centre 454 is a day program serving people who are precariously housed or homeless in the Ottawa area.Belong Ottawa at The WellThe Well delivers programs that support women, children, and gender-diverse people in meeting their basic needs, making their life choices, and participating in their community.Belong Ottawa at St. Luke’s TableSt Luke’s Table provides a supportive environment where visitors can maintain and improve their personal and mental health. Belong Ottawa
Community Outreach
Volunteers visit regularly with those who can no longer leave their homes. In addition, communion services are held every month at five care facilities in our community:
City View
MEDEX
Sterling Park
Starwood
Peter D Clark
Julian of Norwich also reaches out to the community, with support for the Anglican Diocese’s Youth Internship Program, the City View Community Association, the Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre (NROCR), the BIBAK Ottawa Philippino Community and Elizabeth Wynn Wood Secondary School – to name a few.
Annual church community events include a Spring picnic and a live nativity during the season of Advent.
Rent Subsidies
Julian of Norwich provides its community space at below market rents or free rent (as a means to ensure that valuable services are provided in the neighborhood) to many different organizations that support the broader community:
L’Arche demonstrates that with friendship, belonging, and the opportunity to contribute their gifts, people with intellectual disabilities flourish and their lives make a difference. l’Arche Ottawa
Victoria’s Quilts Canada (VQC) provides handmade quilts to people living with cancer in Canada. By providing these quilts, we hope to bring physical comfort to those dealing with cancer as well as spiritual comfort in knowing that they are not alone in their struggle. Victoria’s Quilts
A series of book studies focused on developing a new relationship with Indigenous peoples. Sessions are hosted by Julian of Norwich Anglican Church on a regularly scheduled basis. All My Relations – Journeying as Allies
The Zoo Crew is an animal education program that offers children’s day programs and camps, combining entertainment and learning to create an exciting experience that will be remembered, with a Commitment to nurturing the human-animal bond. The Zoo Crew
Raise The Curtains is a children’s theatrical production club that focuses on boosting self esteem and confidence in the youth. Raise the Curtains
Fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism – the primary purpose is for its members to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety. Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa
The Guyana Ottawa Cultural Association (GOCA) is a voluntary non-profit/non-partisan organization established in 1986 whose mandate is to promote and share knowledge of the heritage, traditions, and culture of Canadians of Guyanese origin residing in the National Capital Region (NCR). It sponsors and conducts social, recreational, educational and cultural activities for the enjoyment of members of the Association and the wider local Ottawa community. Guyana Community Association
Flo’s Seniors are dedicated to empowering seniors and their families by providing access to valuable resources and services within the community. Many seniors often experience feelings of isolation and loneliness, which can have a significant impact on their overall well-being. Flo’s Seniors