The Church of the Holy does not build wealth; we reallocate resources to meet the physical and emotional needs of our community. True stewardship means turning excess capital back into sacred, living infrastructure. We accept the following material, time, and financial offerings to sustain The Work.

Real Estate & Sacred Ground

Land Endowment: We accept parcels of land to be stewarded for forest bathing, our rhythmic rituals, and rites of passage. All land donations prioritize giving indigenous peoples access for their traditional practices, establishing sacred burial grounds, and providing space for communal living quarters.

Housing & Sanctuary: We accept residential homes to provide stable living quarters for our clergy, dedicated hospice and palliative care, temporary housing for cancer patients undergoing treatment, and transitional sanctuary for the forgotten.

The Crone & Maiden Covenant: We offer aging matriarchs (Crones) the unique path to deed their home to the Church while maintaining full lifelong residency. In return, the Church pairs her with one or more initiates (Maidens), who will live with her to learn her deep wisdom while providing compassionate daily care, ensuring she lives out her days fully protected, honored, and supported.

Commercial Buildings: We transform commercial real estate into active community renewal centers. These spaces may be used as an unhoused sanctuary, holistic addiction recovery, post-incarceration renewal, community kitchens and pantries, free clinics, public laundromats, and community closets.

Mobility & Logistics

Campers & Tiny Units: We accept functional campers, trailers, and RVs to serve as dignified, private housing units, anchored around a central community building equipped with shared kitchens and facilities.

Fleet Vehicles: We accept cars, vans, and utility vehicles to serve the logistics of The Work. These vehicles are used strictly for church activities, such as transporting cancer patients to appointments, assisting the elderly, and providing mobile support for disabled community members.

Financial Tithes

Monetary Offerings: We accept financial tithes and gifts. One hundred percent of financial capital is deployed directly to fund The Work, maintain our sanctuaries, host our community gatherings, and provide equitable compensation for our hard-working clergy and staff. The money goes exactly where it is needed.