Saint Anthony Orthodox ChurchSt. Anthony’s is grateful to receive your donation in support of any of the efforts below. If you’d like to make a donation for something not shown here, such as Walk-in-Dinner Program, Community Outreach, Women’s Guild, Church School, Teens, Seminarians, Archdiocese, please send us an email at office@stanthonyorthodox.org.
To donate your Weekly Pledge, Pay your Annual Archdiocesan Assessment, or SET UP ONLINE GIVING, please visit our Stewardship page.
Memorial Gift
for a departed loved one
A donation in memory of someone who has passed away.
Offer the Gifts for the Divine Liturgy
A donation to offer the gifts for the Divine Liturgy. This will include listing names of the living and the departed, which will be read at the liturgy to which you are donating.
Fr. Joseph Allen Memorial Fund
Father Joseph Allen (see biography) devoted 53 years to St. Anthony’s church and Orthodox education. The mission of the Fr. Joseph Allen Memorial Fund is to document his ministry and the history of St. Anthony’s, the second Pan-Orthodox church in the North America. (Our church history). Your donation will support the creation of a living memorial to education and programs that reflects and honors Fr. Joseph’s wisdom, intellect, wit, humor and Christ-like humility and our unique parish where all are welcome.
Joan Allen Memorial Scholarship
The Joan Allen Memorial Scholarship commemorates our beloved Joan Allen (1943-1989). Joan was the loving wife of the late Fr. Joseph Allen, a devoted mother, dedicated elementary school teacher, talented musician and a choreographer with a gift of performance. Her life was the embodiment of everything that was right with the world: harmony and peace, ambition with compassion, creativity that also honored tradition, and love, especially for children. The scholarship fund was established in 1990. It provides financial support for applicants who desire to pursue academic or vocational studies after graduating high school. The scholarship may be used for an accredited academic, technical or vocational institution that offers either a two or four year curriculum.