Bill Pay

Even though your donation to St. Andrews isn't technically a "bill," you can still set it up to have your bank send one-time or recurring gifts to St. Andrews. Here are some guidelines to help you get this set up with your bank.

1. Follow the directions on your bank's website to set up a new bill or payee

2. If given a choice, choose to pay a company rather than a person

3. In the space for "Company Name" enter: St. Andrews Presbyterian Church

4. In the space for "Company Address" enter:

357 Old Hollow Rd.

Winston-Salem, NC 27105

5. In the space for "Company Phone Number" enter: 336-377-2619

6. In the space for "Account Number" enter your first initial and your last name, for example: ELarsen

7. After you have set up St. Andrews Presbyterian Church as a biller, it is added to your list of bills or payees and you can select it at any time and enter a payment amount and a payment date

8. You will also have the option of setting up automatic or recurring payments (this adds greater convenience but is not recommended if there is a risk of overdrawing from your account)

Bill Pay is usually a free service of your checking account, but some banks charge a monthly fee for their bill pay service which can be waived depending on account balance, etc.

The church is not charged any fees for receiving a donation through your bank’s bill pay service, so what you donate is what will appear on your quarterly and annual giving statements.

Generally, all donations are designated for the General Fund which covers the operating expenses of the church and which funds our 10% giving to the mission organizations we have partnered with as a church.

If you wish to designate all or a portion of your donation in any other way, you can type instructions in the "note" section when setting up the payment. Options for designating include:

•Building Repair Fund (to help maintain and improve existing St. Andrews facilities)

•Pastor's Fund (among other things, helps needy families in the church and in the community with utility bills, etc.)