1 Benevolent Street (Corner of Benefit and Benevolent) Providence, RI 02906 401-421-7970
Our buildings are handicap accessible via the parking lot on Benefit Street, and the sidewalk entrance on Benevolent Street. For more information, click here.
First Unitarian provides two ways to support its mission and ministries: an annual commitment or a donation.
Annual commitment
You can make an annual commitment by pledging a specific amount of financial support for the fiscal year. Your annual commitment is extremely important because the money pledged is used to build the church budget, which supports almost everything the church does.
You can make your annual commitment in several ways:
You can pledge on-line by clicking below:
You can return a filled-out paper pledge card to the church office by postal mail or dropping it off. To download and print the pledge card, click here.
A donation is a one-time gift of any size. You can designate your donation for general use or a special purpose. Making a donation to the First Unitarian does not count as an annual commitment. To make a donation online, click below:
Every household is different. There is no set amount that a household is obliged to give to First Unitarian Church. If this is your first time and you’re unsure about how much to pledge, consider using the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Fair Share Giving Chart —just click here.
Pledges can be paid at any time during the church year which runs July 1 through June 30. You can pay your pledge all at once, in installments, or whatever works best for you.
Many households pay on a monthly, quarterly, or semi-annual basis. Some prefer to pay each week. The frequency can be changed at any time during the pledging year.
You can pay your pledge by online via credit card, by check, in cash, or by standing order with your bank. You can also mail your pledge to the church or drop it in the offering plate on Sunday. We provide giving envelopes for cash payments toward your pledge; be sure to print your name clearly on the envelope.
You can either log onto your online banking website to set up automatic payments or visit your local bank branch to set it up. You will not need to know the church’s account or routing number.
Life happens; we understand. If your circumstances change dramatically over the course of the church year, we ask that you notify the church office as soon as possible. There is no penalty for unfulfilled pledges.
Our buildings are handicap accessible via the parking lot on Benefit Street, and the sidewalk entrance on Benevolent Street. For more information, 
