EASY AUTO-TITHE

Want to give to Unity of Phoenix regularly every month?

It's easy. Just use your credit card.

Auto-tithing

How the Program Works

Our bank will electronically withdraw your choice of contribution directly from your bank or charge your credit card on the 2nd and/or the 16th of each month.

If the transfer day falls on a weekend or holiday, the transfer shall take place on the next business day thereafter. Your withdrawal (or charge) will appear on your bank (or charge) statement.

The amount you choose to contribute will be consistent, and can be changed or discontinued at any time with five business days of notice.

If you wish to have your contribution charged on your credit card, you can set up your auto-tithe here online right now or complete the steps below.

If you wish to have your contribution withdrawn from your bank, you must complete the steps below.

How You Enroll

  1. Pick up an enrollment Auto-tithing form in the reception area at Unity of Phoenix or download it here.
  2. Return the completed enrollment form by the 20th of the month to begin the withdrawal(s) the next month.
  3. Staple a voided check to the form if you choose to use your checking account, or obtain the routing and account numbers from your bank and list them on the form if you choose to use your savings account, or complete your credit card information.
  4. Include the phone number of your bank.
  5. Drop off the form at the reception desk (attention Data Mgt) or mail it (complete with voided check or savings account numbers) to Data Management, Unity Church of Phoenix, 1500 E Greenway Pkwy, Phoenix, AZ 85022.

How to Change Your Giving Once You Are Participating:

Simply notify Dottie Hawk in the Data Management office by submitting an Auto-Tithe change form, available in the reception area or here online, or by sending an e-mail message to dhawk@unityphx.org.

Verbal requests cannot be accepted; change requests must be made in writing. Changes will take effect 5 days after your request is received.

Rev. Catherine Ponder refers to tithing and abundance in this way:

“... the practice of giving or returning - on a systematic basis - to the source of your spiritual good a portion of all that God shares with you.  Systematic giving opens the way for systematic receiving.”

from her book, Open Your Mind to Receive