Stewardship of treasure

The Church is one of the gifts God has given to us.
As good stewards, we show our thanks for this gift by sharing a meaningful portion of our treasure. 
We have grateful hearts, realizing that all gifts come from God.

Stewardship of Treasure

As good stewards of the gifts you share with our parish, financial transparency is of utmost importance.

Financial updates are posted in the weekly bulletin.


2023-2024 Fiscal Year Budget

Statement of Financial Position


Annual Report 2021-22

You are being enriched in every way for all generosity, which through us produces thanksgiving to God. 2 Cor. 9:11

ShAre your  Financial gifts with hOLY FAMILY

If you are interested in establishing a legacy endowment or making a planned gift in your estate for Holy Family Parish, please contact Nicole Fuhrer with the Mitchell Catholic Foundation at  605-999-9127 or nfuhrer@ccfesd.org

Online Giving FAQs

Common questions & answers about how Online Giving works:

What are the advantages of Online Giving?
It makes it easy to fulfill stewardship commitments, even when you are unable to attend church. You never have to bring cash or checks to church.  Giving electronically also helps the church save money and plan its budget!

How are my contributions automatically deducted from my account?
Once you register online, the contribution amount you specify will automatically be transferred from your seelcted payment bank type to the church’s bank account.

When will my contribution be deducted from my account?
Your electronic contribution will be debited on the date you specify on the “Payments & Schedules” page of the Online Giving system.

If I do not write checks, how do I keep my checkbook balance straight?
Since your contribution is made at a pre-established time, you simply record it in your check register on the appropriate date.  Electronic contributions are recorded for you on your bank statement as well as your online reports.

Without a canceled check, how can I prove I made my contribution?
Your bank statement and the Online Giving system both provide reports that document your electronic transactions.  Your gifts will also be noted on your annual year-end parish statement.

Can I put different amounts in offerings and have all of them withdrawn at different times?
You can set up to contribute to different offerings at different times; however, you will have to set them up separately. You will receive a receipt for each one.

What if I change bank accounts?
Log in and update your account information in the "Payments and Schedules" tab. Each payment method (checking/savings/credit card) can be changed using the edit button, deleted completely, or a new payment source may be added.

How much does Online Giving cost?
It costs you absolutely nothing!

What if I try it & don’t like it?
You can cancel your authorization by deleting your accounts and donation dates at any time.

If you would like information about how to make a planned gift to include Holy Family Parish or any of its ministries in your will or estate plan, please contact Nicole Fuhrer with the Mitchell Catholic Foundation. nfuhrer@ccfesd.org  or 605.999.9127.  

CFSA 2022

This is an opportunity for us to unite with all Catholics in the diocese to share our blessings and show concern for one another.  Every gift, regardless of the size, is important to the success of the Catholic Family Sharing Appeal and the many ministries it supports.

Please turn your pledge cards in to the parish as soon as possible.  If you can not participate financially, we ask that you still fill out your card and offer a prayer for the success of this year's CFSA. Our parish share for 2021 is $119,000 and our goal is 100% participation through time, talent and treasure.  Thank you for your your generous response! 

To learn more about CFSA, visit our diocesan webpage.   
To make your Holy Family Parish pledge online, visit our We Share Online Giving page.

God calls us to nurture and develop the gifts He has given us and then generously return a portion with increase. 
He doesn’t want us to waste or hoard the gifts He has given us. 
He expects us to grow our gifts, use them wisely and be generous with them.