Give Online

Your financial generosity empowers ministry in our community and beyond! We are encouraged in Scripture to give joyfully in response to the goodness and love Jesus has made known in our lives. Your financial gifts help sustain and expand the ministries of Holy Cross North Canton as we seek to build up disciples and serve our local community.

Many Ways to Give

Online

We are excited to announce that Holy Cross is upgrading our giving platform to better serve our congregation and community. As part of this upgrade, we are transitioning from our current giving platform to the new Servant Keeper Online Giving Platform. You can still give electronically with a one-time gift or schedule a recurring gift through your bank account or credit card. If you registered under the prior platform, you will need to re-register through the new one. If you experience any issues or have any questions, please contact the office at 330.499.3307 and we will gladly assist you. Click the button below and thank you for your cooperation with this transition!

  • Place your gift of cash or check (to ‘Holy Cross’) in a basket at the entrance of each sanctuary on Sunday mornings. Or you can stop by the office during the week.

  • Checks (to ‘Holy Cross’) can be mailed to our office at:

    7707 Market Ave N., North Canton, OH 44721

  • Gifts of stocks, Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs), IRA Gifts, and more can be directed toward ministry needs, current capital projects, and toward the support of partner ministries. For more information, please contact the office.

  • The Holy Cross Lutheran Church Endowment Fund was established in 2012 to fund specific mission projects and ministries beyond the operational budget of our church. Interest is distributed annually by the Endowment Committee and our Vision and Leadership Board to make these efforts possible.

    If you would like to learn more about contributing to the Endowment Fund, or if you have a ministry idea to share for possible support, please connect with Pastor Anders or Mark Schuller (committee chair) for more information.