Give to the Appeal, to your parish, to a ministry or to a named project — and know exactly where it goes, who receives it, and how it is receipted.
The Archbishop's Appeal for 2026, launched on the Feast of Christ the King. This year's focus is the formation of the priests of the next twenty years.
Pays for the training of men studying for the priesthood at the Seminary of St John Vianney and the Uganda Martyrs: tuition, board, books and the formation staff who teach them. A gift here funds the priests of the next twenty years.
Keeps the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and the historic churches of the Archdiocese standing: roofs, stonework, windows and the specialist conservation that ordinary parish income cannot carry.
Meets immediate need after a flood, a fire or a family emergency: food, shelter, medicine and the rent that stops an eviction. Paid out through parishes, usually within days.
Visa or Mastercard on the gateway's secure page — we never see your card number. Your receipt arrives within a minute.
Give by cardThe steadiest kind of support there is, because it lets the Appeal plan. Each payment is receipted on its own.
Give monthlyWe give you the account details and a reference. Your receipt is issued when the money arrives — in TT or US dollars.
How a transfer worksA promise to give each year for at least five years — the most tax-efficient way to support the Church over time. Nothing is binding until you sign.
Every gift resolves to one of four classes — unrestricted, restricted, parish-designated or covenanted — and the rule that decided it is recorded with the gift. Your receipt names the entity that received the money. How gifts are allocated.