Thank you, thank you, thank you! You don’t need to be a member of CLF to be a supporter. Please give here with our thanks!

Yes, it would be so helpful to us! On the annual renewal form, select “Renew with a recent gift that I made.” We’re asking folks to intentionally think about their stewardship on an annual basis, so this info will help us contact you next year with a reminder.

A BIG YES to the first question. And a “yes, please” to the second question, because we want to know that you are part of the CLF community! On the annual renewal form, select the option to “renew without financial commitment.”

First of all, thank you for your gift! We ask all CLF members to intentionally think about their stewardship on an annual basis. So if your last donation covers what you intended as your annual stewardship, thank you!!! On the annual renewal form, select “Renew with a recent gift that I made.” Or, if you’d like to support the CLF by becoming a monthly sustainer you could use the renewal to begin that process and help us throughout the year. You could select "Renew with a sustaining gift" or "Set up an annual pledge payable on your own schedule." Monthly giving helps us with operating a smooth budget and helps us show grant-making organizations the strength of CLF stewardship.

The Giving Guide was originally based on a very complex one provided by the UUA. Since then we have adapted it to reflect a more balanced and equitable distribution. BUT ALWAYS KNOW, you are the best and only expert on what makes sense for you and your situation and we do have an option for folks who need it, to "Renew without a financial commitment."

Yes. Donations to the CLF are fully tax-deductible in the United States within the limits of the law. We are a 501c(3) organization.

Our EIN is 82-4150286.

Yes! It is only through the generosity of members and friends contributing their time, talent, and treasure, that the CLF ministry is able to bring Unitarian Universalism to a global community. Our ministry is unique in its ability to reach beyond barriers to bring the life-saving message of Unitarian Universalism…anytime and anywhere. CLF members and friends come from all over the world, and from all walks of life. Every gift counts. We need your help!

CLF gifts support our annual operating budget. The CLF family—a very small but resourceful staff and many, many volunteers—use operating funds to carry out vital work. From producing and mailing the monthly Quest publication, to providing online worship and pastoral care, to faith development and our prison ministry, your contributions provide a forum and platform for the CLF community to share and explore Unitarian Universalism together.

Yes! CLF contributions provide vital unrestricted support for operations, letting us put your gift to work directly where it is most needed. If you would prefer to contribute to a specific ministry or program of the CLF, we’ll put your gifts to use where you have designated them.

Yes! More than a third of CLF members and friends also belong to another bricks and mortar church. If you value the role that the CLF plays in your life we hope you will contribute, and we hope that you will consider membership, too–you are welcome here.

The CLF’s fiscal year begins April 1 and ends March 31.

The CLF’s Federal Tax ID Number (i.e., Employment Identification Number EIN) is 82-4150286

Not comfortable making online contributions? You can mail a gift to the CLF. Church of the Larger Fellowship 24 Farnsworth Street Boston MA 02210 You can also call us at (617) 948-6166. If we’re not available, we’ll call you as soon as we are!

Yes! This is a very convenient way to give quickly, for example, during worship when we take the offering. But it works anytime. It takes a couple of minutes to set up and connect your payment info the first time. After that, you can give in the time it takes you to text an amount to our number.

To get started, text the amount to give to 84-321.

No, while we share a mailing address and collaborate on certain projects, the CLF is a separate, independent, chartered congregation. As a dues-paying congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association, just like brick-n-mortar congregations, CLF programs are funded and operated independently of the UUA.