Sacred Heart Parish Unrestricted Endowment Fund
The vibrant faith community of Sacred Heart Catholic Parish in Wichita Falls traces its origins to 1891 when 12 families gathered for Mass in a small building. Through the years, the community has grown to more than 1,700 families known both for their generosity and hospitality - fruits that come from a strong relationship with Jesus Christ and the sacramental life.
Thanks to forward thinking leaders who believe that this mission be continued for generations to come, Sacred Heart now has an unrestricted endowment fund that provides a perpetual stream of revenue to sustain and expand our mission. This endowment is a permanent invested fund that generates income for the parish perpetually.
You may invest in the long-term future of Sacred Heart Parish by contributing to this fund. To donate, use the secure online giving form below, text SHENDOW to 817-670-5014, or contact the Advancement Foundation for options about contributing to the endowment fund through a gift of stock, mutual funds, real estate, a qualified charitable distribution from a retirement account, a donor advised fund, or a gift from your estate. To make a contribution by check, please make it payable to Advancement Foundation, indicate Sacred Heart WF Unrestricted Fund in the memo space, and mail it to 201 Main St, Ste 1198, Fort Worth TX 76102.
If you would like to make provisions in your estate plans for Sacred Heart Parish, please contact or indicate Sacred Heart WF Unrestricted Fund as a beneficiary of your will or financial accounts.
With your support, endowed funding for Sacred Heart Catholic Parish in Wichita Falls will continue to grow and ensure that generations of families may benefit from your stewardship.
For more information about endowment funds, please visit the Endowment Funds page, or contact the Advancement Foundation.
Contacts:

Lydia Springer, Esq.
Director of Planned Giving
682-622-8393

Renée Underwood, CFRE
Chief Development Officer of the Advancement Foundation
817-533-7242
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