Holy Transfiguration » Online Giving

We welcome you to the Online Giving Page of Holy Transfiguration

We provide Online Giving using Vanco:

Click here to make your Donation – Vanco Online Giving Link

Instructions on how to manage your giving online

Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church is excited to announce that you can now manage your giving online! Giving online is easy and allows you to set up automatic recurring contributions and view your complete online giving history from anywhere where you have access to the Internet.

Please note: If you set up a PROFILE, your online giving will be credited towards your Stewardship. If you do not create a profile, it may not be credited.

Online Giving is just another method to donate to the Church. We still accept Checks and Cash.

Simply follow these easy steps:

Church Website

1. Visit our church’s Vanco Giving Webpage, Vanco Online Giving Link

2. Click on the Create Profile button(very important to create a profile), then

3. Follow the onscreen instructions to create an online profile and to schedule your recurring or one time contributions

Smart Phone (Give+ App)

In addition to online giving through the website you can also download the Give+ app on your cell phone.

1. Select Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church in Marietta Georgia

2. Create an Account Profile and log in to the app.

3. Select the kind of donations you would like to make from the “+” in the upper right hand corner of the app. You can make multiple selections.

In the Church Narthex

During Church Services, an IPAD with a credit card reader will be available to make donations to the Church. Please ask the PC Member on Duty or Greeter for assistance. When using this service, please enter your email address, as your donation will be linked to your Online Profile account.

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