Giving to ‘Īao UCC

Thank you for donating to our church. Without your support, it wouldn’t be possible to make a positive impact in our community through spreading the Gospel and missions outreach.

Learn more about how we use your gift and ways to give.

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We would most like to see you in person and receive your gift (cash or check) in the offering plate, but you can also provide your offering by mailing a check to the office at:

‘Īao UCC
2371 W. Vineyard St.
Wailuku, HI 96793

You can also give digitally, using a credit card or directly from your bank account via Tithely, at the link below.

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As we enter the 2027 Stewardship Campaign, we encourage you to prayerfully consider your current donations and increase your support.

Whether you can pledge financial support or share your time and talents, every little bit helps our community and mission.

Download the forms below to support our church.

How does your gift impact our ministries?

From the necessary upkeep of the facilities to the amazing support through our food pantry and everything in between, your generosity is felt and appreciated.  Nearly 90% of our total income comes from donations, both small and large.  We thank all who have supported ‘Īao UCC over the years.

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Henry ‘Ōpūkaha’ia (c. 1792–1818, often spelled Obookiah) was one of the first Native Hawaiians to become a Christian, inspiring American Protestant missionaries to come to the islands during the 19th century. He is credited with starting Hawaii’s conversion to Christianity. This offering is received in February and represents a great way to honor our heritage while making an impact.

To learn more about this offering opportunity, click the link below to contact us.

OCWM Basic support enables associations, conferences, the national setting, and some of our affiliated partners to continue providing the care and services that are vital to the United Church of Christ. OCWM Basic support is generally given at local churches, where the funds are then sent to their associations and conferences before being forwarded to the national offices in Cleveland. (Individual donors are encouraged to give through their local churches for Our Church’s Wider Mission Basic Support)

Strengthen the Church is a special mission offering to reimagine and build the future of the UCC. Shared at the conference and national levels, STC largely supports youth ministries and full-time leaders for new churches in parts of the country where the UCC does not have a strong presence. It also provides support for existing church’s new initiatives.

One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS) works with international partners to provide sources of clean water, food, education and health care, small business micro-credit, advocacy and resettlement for refugees and displaced persons and emergency relief and rehabilitation. OGHS also supports domestic and international ministries for disaster preparedness and response.

Neighbors in Need supports ministries of justice and compassion throughout the United States, including the Council for American Indian Ministries (CAIM), justice and advocacy, and direct service projects supported by Justice and Local Church Ministries.

This offering is received on First Sunday of October as part of World Communion Sunday.

The Christmas Fund for the Veterans of the Cross and the Emergency Fund is a Special Mission Offering that congregations have been supporting for over 100 years. The offering is administered through the United Church Board for Ministerial Assistance, the charitable arm of the Pension Boards. Funds provide direct financial support to those who serve the church and are facing financial difficulties. Active and retired clergy, lay employees, and their surviving spouses may be eligible for the Supplementation of Small Annuities, Supplementation of Health Premiums, Emergency Grants, and/or Christmas “Thank You” Gift Checks. This offering is received on the Sunday before Christmas.