Ways to pledge to Prince of Peace Ministru

A Guide to Pledging for 2022

Prince of Peace tries to make it easy to support the church, our missions, and to participate in the many activities and events we offer.

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MAIL TO:
12770 Saratoga Ave.
Saratoga, CA 95070

During the Covid-19 shut-down staff or volunteers pick-up mail.

Respond Online

Click here for the online pledge form

Call or Stop By the Office

The classic approach is classic for a reason.

We are trying to be as environmental and safety conscious as possible, but we would be happy to give you a printed Pledge Card and self addressed stamped envelope.

After Pledging

Once you have made a pledge, there are multiple ways to ensure your contribution is getting to Prince of Peace. One easy option is to sign up for recurring donations on whatever schedule you like (weekly, monthly, quarterly, etc). Download the form below and mail to the office address above to sign up.

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Click here to see all of the giving options available with their associated pros and cons.

Did you know?
Many Silicon Valley companies will match your financial or time donations to charity. Check with your Human Resources department to find out how you can make sure Prince of Peace projects are getting the maximum support possible.

Why give to Prince of Peace?

If churches could run on love alone, Prince of Peace would be a well oiled machine.

In the present world we need financial contributions to pay the Pastors and staff, keep the building safe and warm, and to support special projects that need our help.

Prince of Peace is both generous and cautious with the donations it receives. Contact the office to receive the password to our 2019 Annual Report.

65% of general offering donations go to pay salaries for our full- and part-time professional staff: two Pastors, Office Manager, Director of Youth & Service, Director of Music, Organist, and Treasurer.

25% goes to operations expenses including utilities, advertising, phone, internet, janitorial services, property repair, and mortgage.

The final 10% are investments in our ministry, local giving, and donations to the larger church (synod).

Prince of Peace attendees gave an additional $42,000 in 2019 to special projects that are not reflected in the budget. The number includes over $3000 to provide services to people housed in automobiles, $7,200 to a food pantry (not including the food donated) and $11,000 to send children from a homeless shelter to summer camp. PoPpers are truly generous with both their time and treasure.