Donate to the Laudato Si' Endowment Fund
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Thank you for helping to secure EarthBeat’s future by donating to the Laudato Si' Endowment Fund.
Credit cards donations can be made using the form below.
To donate by check, please issue the check to NCR and write "Laudato Si' Endowment Fund" in the memo line; mail the check to: National Catholic Reporter, 115 E Armour Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64111.
To discuss other donation options such as transfer of stock, or estate planning, please contact giving@ncronline.org, or call 816.968.2233.
What is the difference between an endowment donation and a regular donation?
Regular donations to EarthBeat have an immediate positive impact on EarthBeat's current operations. Donations to the Laudato Si' Fund will sustain EarthBeat long term.
When a donation is made to an endowment, it becomes part of a permanent “pool.” The “pool,” or endowment, is invested and managed prudently, in keeping with the precepts of social responsibility. Each year, a percent of the average total market value of the endowment is transferred to the annual budget. That percentage is determined by NCR’s board of directors. So, endowments have a positive impact on the current fiscal year, and future years.
Is there a minimum donation amount for the Laudato Si’ endowment?
No; gifts of all sizes are gratefully received into the Laudato Si' Endowment Fund.
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