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Planned Giving

What is Regular Electronic Planned Giving?

It’s an easy way for you to give regularly to the work of the Catholic Church within your parish.

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How does it work?

By completing the form for Direct Debit Regular Electronic Planned Giving PDF Document, you authorise the CDF (as agents for your parish) to transfer your gift automatically from your bank, building society, credit union or the CDF account to your parish’s planned giving account on a monthly basis.

Are there any costs?

The CDF makes no charge on this facility. Depending on the type of account you have with your financial institution, they may charge a fee. You are best to check directly with them.

What are the advantages for you?
  • It’s an automatic transfer, occurring on the 10th of each month to your parish.
  • It’s convenient and saves costs and administration time to your parish priest or helpers.
  • It’s safe and secure; there are no concerns in having cash ready each week.
  • It’s flexible. You can change the amount at any time by request in writing to your parish priest.
  • It’s confidential.
  • It’s consistent. Should you not be able to attend Mass, your transaction will still occur.
What are the advantages for your Parish?
  • It provides a regular income. Budgeting becomes more accurate and cashflow is constant.
  • Saves time and is safer with less cash to handle, reducing the work of voluntary money counters in your parish.

Download the Direct Debit Regular Electronic Planned GivingPDF Document application form that asks for your banking details.

If you choose to forward this form direct to the CDF we will supply a copy to your Parish Priest.

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