Ways to Give

Give to First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee

Thank you so much for your generosity. Pledges are the core of our church’s spiritual practice of generosity. We are also grateful for additional gifts to support our ministry from the folks out there who appreciate our online ministry. Your financial support helps us continue to provide it.

Two ways to give to First Church:

Text giving:  Send a text to 73256 with the message Give2UU

OR

Visit this simple, secure giving form.
Click on the down arrow on the “fund” line to choose pledge giving or non-pledge giving.

Give to our Share the Plate Partner for March:

Plastic Free MKE

To give to Plastic Free MKE, click here.

Plastic-Free MKE is a coalition of dedicated community volunteers, non-profit organizations, government agencies, and businesses. Their goal is to reduce single-use plastics in Milwaukee and surrounding communities.  As a coalition, they can advocate for policy changes and make it known to local legislators that plastic harms our health, water, and environment. 

Their mission is to reduce the harms that unnecessary plastics have on environmental health, public health, and social justice. They will center those most harmed by plastics, build a community around plastics alternatives, advocate for producer and polluter accountability, and use collaborative problem-solving to eliminate plastics in the Milwaukee area.  Rather than focus on individuals who use plastic, they focus on the companies producing harmful, unnecessary single-use plastics and the legislation making it harder to encourage companies to do better. 

Their vision and values center on a healthier Milwaukee, centering those most impacted by the harms of single-use plastics. 

Learn more at www.plasticfreemke.org 

Donations are gratefully received during services or at https://onrealm.org/FUSM/-/form/give/2STP 

Contribute securely online at this link, or mail or bring your check to First Church made payable to: Plastic Free MKE. We’ll forward all contributions to them. Donations are also accepted during the church service.