Support Our Work

Statue of Mother Emilie Gamelin at PHS Renton Valley Office Park campus is a replica of one in Montreal
A statue of Mother Emilie Gamelin in a pose of charity stands on the Providence administrative campus in Renton, Wash.

Your donation to Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province, helps us advocate and care for our neighbors who are poor and vulnerable as we have been called to do for 179 years. It also assists with the support of our sisters who have dedicated their lives in service to these communities.

Last year your gifts helped nearly 200 nonprofits through the Emilie Gamelin Mission Fund Committee and Leadership Team donations. These organizations received support through grants, memberships, sponsorships, operating funds, salaries, stipends, capital campaign contributions, program advertisements, tuition and scholarships to continue work that aligns with the mission of Sisters of Providence.

We gratefully receive your donation in any amount as a generous gift from the heart for those who need it most.

Make a gift today

  • Check
    Please make checks payable to Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province, and mail to: Sisters of Providence, Development Office; 1801 Lind Ave SW, M1-C; Renton, WA 98057

Planned giving

A planned gift to Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province, allows your legacy to continue to make an impact. Here are some options to discuss with your financial advisor:

  • Bequest
    Leave gifts of cash, stock, mutual funds or property through your will or living trust.
  • Retirement plan
    Name Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province, as a beneficiary for an IRA, 401k or other retirement account.
  • Life insurance policy
    Designate Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province, as a beneficiary in a life insurance policy.
  • Charitable remainder trust
    A CRT gives you income for life or a fixed number of years; you can name Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province, as a beneficiary for the remaining portion.
  • Estate sale
    Donate all or a portion of proceeds from an estate sale.
  • Memorial gifts
    Request that loved ones make memorial gifts in your honor.

Donation preference

Though every gift is applied to the area of greatest need, you may make a special designation, such as:

  • in memory of a loved one who has died
  • in honor of a special individual or Sister of Providence
  • missions in El Salvador or the Philippines
  • women and children in need
  • education and support of new sisters
  • sisters’ retirement fund

More information

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If you have questions, please contact 425-525-3730 or stephen.pehanich@providence.org.

Sisters of Providence is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, tax ID #91-1549820. Your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.

“For it is in giving that we receive.”

St. Francis of Assisi