Giving

Donations

The Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh will apply your donation to the most needed area unless you request your donation be applied to a specific ministry. 


Gifts of cash, personal property, securities, property, credit cards, checks, memorials, in-kind and matching gifts are accepted and greatly appreciated.

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Ways to Give

  • How can I give?

    Financial donations can be mailed directly to:

    St. Benedict Monastery

    3526 Bakerstown Rd.

    Bakerstown PA  15007


    Checks c/o:  Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh


    For tangible donations of clothes, furniture, cars, please call the monastery at 724-502-2600

  • What type of donations do you accept?

    Acceptable donations include:

    Cash, check, money order, credit cards,

    clothing, furniture, automobiles and contributions from donor advised funds.


    Planned giving:

    •    Life insurance
    •    Annuity
    •    Estate - will

  • Can I donate services?

    In certain circumstances services can be donated. Please contact the Prioress, Sister Karen Brink, for more information.

  • Is there a tax deduction for donations?

    Yes,  donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. 

Planned Giving

Future gifts can also be given. Such gifts would include listing the Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh as beneficiary in your will and/or life insurance, retirement, or estate plans. 


We strongly encourage donors interested in making planned giving arrangements to do so through their attorney. 

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 A message of gratitude to our benefactors




Your support can transform lives today and in future generations

“In their investment strategies, the Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh participate in shareholder engagement activities that strive to change the way companies address environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.”

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