Not everyone has the means to help financially, so another way to help Dismas Ministry this holiday season is by sharing our information with anyone you feel might benefit from learning about our services. Or, you can help by simply keeping us in your prayers by joining our Union of Prayer.
SHAREBe a beacon for those in despair.
PRAYTo provide hope and healing.
We rely on prayer. Without the prayerful support of others, our spiritual outreach to prisoners will not be successful, for nothing is accomplished without prayer and our connection with God. We invite you to join our Union of Prayer, a simple prayer association where you pray regularly for our ministry, the work that we do, and those we serve.
Click here to join the Union of Prayer.
GIVELet them know they are NOT FORGOTTEN!
For none of the work we do would be possible without the financial support of individuals like you!
A contribution of any amount will help us carry out our work and touch the hearts of all prisoners who need our kindness and compassion.
Make your donation go twice as far.
Will your employer match your donation to Dismas Ministry? Every gift we receive is significant in funding our mission to provide free materials. Doubling your gift means we expand our efforts to provide the word of God to those behind bars.
With matching gifts, it is possible to double or even triple your gift. Many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will match most charitable contributions made by their employees. Some companies even match gifts made by retirees or spouses. Please check with your employer TODAY to see if they have matching gifts and double your efforts.
Your donation to Dismas Ministry is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is tax deductible.
Our ability to provide free CATHOLIC material to inmates in directly attributed to people like you who have generously supported our mission. We are grateful for your generosity and hope that you will take great pride in the important difference that your gift makes.
“I was in prison and you visited Me.” ~ Matthew 25:36.