Partnership in the Gospel
Thanks for considering giving to Symphony!

We would love to partner with you to reach Boston and the ends of the earth.
Scroll below to give via our secure payment processor, Tithely.

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Other Ways to Give

Direct Bill Pay
Direct Bill Pay will allow your local bank to send a check to Symphony Church. This example will use Bank of America. Other local banks should have a similar process.
  1. Go to your bank’s Bill Pay Options
  2. Select “Pay an Individual” if given the option between an individual and company
  3. If bank asks for a first and last name, use “Symphony Church"
  4. The address to use for Symphony Church is: 971 Commonwealth Ave, Suite 37, Boston, MA 02215
  5. Click “Continue” and enter amount you wish to send and the delivery date.
  6. Indicate whether this is a one time payment or reoccurring payment (if the option is available)
  7. Email “finance@symphonychurch.com” about the amount and additional notes (e.g. Harvest Campaign, Fenway Site, Church Office Renovation, Missions)
PayPal Friends & Family
These instructions assume you already have a PayPal account linked to a bank account or credit card.
  1. Go to PayPal and log into your account
  2. Click on “Send money to a friend”
  3. Type in “finance@symphonychurch.com” as the recipient, enter the amount to transfer, and then click ‘Next’
  4. Review details and choose whether to send using a Bank Account (free) or credit card (not free). Fees are dependent on the sending method.
Zelle
  1. Sign in to your bank's mobile app or website and find the Zelle section (or open the Zelle app directly)
  2. Select "Pay" and add Symphony Church as a recipient using “finance@symphonychurch.com” as the email address
  3. Enter the amount you'd like to give
  4. Under “Add a message,” or if there’s a memo/note field, enter your email address so our finance team can match your gift to your giving record (note that Zelle does not allow URLs in the memo, so “abc@gmail.com” should be written as “abc gmail com”)