A ministry home for Grace
Make a gift or fulfill your pledge to Grace Presbyterian Church by October 1, 2020.* You may make your donation by:
Mailing a check
Mailing a check made payable to Grace Presbyterian Church and designating “Building” as the purpose of your donation. Mail checks to:
Grace Presbyterian Church
411 Kipling Ave
Palo Alto, CA 94301
Donating assets such as stocks or bonds.
If your stock is in a brokerage account, transferring is relatively easy. The only information that your broker needs to make the transfer is just our account numbers and maybe our Church’s EIN:
DTC#: 0164, Code 40
Charles Schwab & Co. Inc.
211 Main Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
Account #: 77759612
Grace Presbyterian Church of Silicon Valley
EIN: 94-3375692
Also, when you do make the transfer, please email office@gracepres.com the type of stock and the amount so that it is recorded under your name and you receive the appropriate tax deduction (on our end we are unable to see the name of whom it came from). Grace Church’s policy is to sell the assets after they are received so that the funds can be used for ministries.
*Grace Presbyterian Church is a 501(c) (3) charitable organization and donations to the building fund are eligible for the charitable contributions deduction under federal income tax law. Got any questions? Email ministryhome@gracepres.
We have a unique opportunity to establish a long-term home for gospel ministry in the heart of Palo Alto
Rare 0.85 acre parcel with +14,000 square foot church facility, including sanctuary for worship and Fellowship Hall with kitchen for community gatherings.
Spacious childrens’ ministry facilities including 10+ classrooms tailored for age-specific needs.
Outdoor courtyard for social gatherings and events.
Large parlor for small groups and affinity groups to meet during the week.
Ample administrative office space to accommodate pastoral, music, childrens’, and other ministry leaders’ office and meeting space needs.
Located in the heart of Palo Alto, near Stanford University, Cal Train, and California Ave’s coffee houses and restaurants.