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how do i log on to pay my tithing on line?
Currently, I don't think you can. The church had not yet made arrangements for it yet.teone1 wrote:how do i log on to pay my tithing on line ?from NZ
Online donations are only supported in the U.S. for members using the U.S. banking system. A few exceptions have been made for service members and others who are outside the country, but who still use U.S. checking or savings accounts. Other than that, online donations is not available outside of the United States at this time.teone1 wrote:how do i log on to pay my tithing on line ?from NZ
Judging by the help files, i think Brazil is online now. But that's it: US and Brazil.lajackson wrote:Online donations are only supported in the U.S. for members using the U.S. banking system.
Have you moved? By in large, on line donations is only for members in US and Brazil.lrevo wrote:What changed I can't pay tith online?
As far as I know, Online Donations is only available in the U.S. and Brazil. If Puerto Rico uses the regular U.S. banking system with ACH transfers, there is a possibility you might be able to donate online.mollyelm wrote:I live in Puerto Rico, which is technically part of the US, but I don't see where I can pay online. Is it available for Puerto Rican members?
There are indeed other options for people with special needs in this regard. Contact donations@ldschurch.org and explain your situation.RobbinsR wrote:Is there some way to get an exception in the case where you've temporarily left your real life in the United States, but you still do your banking there?
One "con" is that donations are not refundable. If something should happen, such as you lose your job, you'd have to modify the payment quickly.davemc wrote:but I'd like to know what the pros and cons are. For example, would fast offerings be credited to my ward?
The simple answer is that the Church has not done the programming to allow recurring donations. That would take time and money, and would have to be a priority over the other uses of that time and money. Are there other reasons? That I don't know.davemc wrote:I would really like to set up a recurring payment. This currently is not possible. The FAQ says:
Q15. Why can’t I set up a recurring donation using the system?
A15. Recurring donations are not allowed online.
So, why can’t I set up a recurring donation using the system? Does anyone have an actual answer?
I have used my bank's bill-pay. It requires initial setup with the Donations department, which required a couple of email exchanges.davemc wrote:In lieu of having a donation initiated on the church's side does anyone have experience with bank-initiated online bill pay? The FAQ alludes to this being possible, but I'd like to know what the pros and cons are.
As RussellHltn noted, this is a very minor point that people generally shouldn't worry about. But yes, such fast offering donations are credited to your ward, exactly as with Online Donations.davemc wrote:For example, would fast offerings be credited to my ward? They're not with in-kind donations like stock.
There's been a few posts like that today. I suspect either the servers are overloaded or the servers are having problems. In the worst case, these kinds of things tend to get fixed when the church employees return to work.zkbawden wrote:I try to go to the donations page and I get
Donations
Uh oh! We're Sorry...
It looks like something went wrong which prevented the page you requested from displaying. Sorry for any inconvenience that this may have caused!
Any idea what is going on?
Make sure you have a email connected with your LDSAccount. You can check at ldsaccount.lds.org.daxacor wrote:Everytime I click on Donations it says sorry for your inconvenience! But when my wife signs on it works. We live in Idaho!
Re: Pay tithing online / Tithing Settlement
Re: Pay tithing online / Tithing Settlement
I don't know. We're rarely told that kind of stuff ahead of time. The bigger question is if that's something the Brethren will approve. It's possible they want members to see the bishop. It gives him a chance to connect with members he doesn't normally see.THERESA1980 wrote:Is there any possibility in the future that Church members could declare tithing status (tithing settlement) online via the donations area? This could save Bishops a lot of time.
Go to LDS.org and select Donations in the middle column of the drop down menu by your name or My Account and Ward near the top right.kellyb1 wrote:kellyb1 password [deleted] How do I pay my tithing?
Instructions are in the post two before yours.aliciamorahan wrote:find my account to pay my tithing
Just moments ago, I made an online donation, so the site seems to be up and running. Are you having trouble finding the site, or accessing it once you arrive there?Hardwick wrote:Why do you make it so hard to pay tithing? I cannot get to the site to get a tithing slip. Please help.
Go to Online Donations and click on the Donation History link at the left.janelsmith wrote:How can I check how much I have paid during the year?
Email donations@ldschurch.org and they should be able to take care of it.kendhardy wrote:Does anyone know who at Church HQ to contact to reinstate online donations? Recently got stationed overseas and they disabled that in my LDS.org account.
You can get there by going to the main lds.org page and clicking on "My Account and Ward" in the upper left and then select "Donations" under "My Ward".arg1968 wrote:where do i go to pay tithing on line
Is your Church membership record in a ward or branch in the US? If not, is online donation enabled in the country where your record is located?golfgirl2 wrote:how do I pay tithing I just can't seem to get to it
I can see enough about golfgirl2 to know that's not a problem. She shows up as a member.rmrichesjr wrote:Do you have an LDS Account that is connected to your Membership Record Number (MRN)? If not, you'll need to create an LDS Account and/or connect your MRN to it.
I've only just read this, although I hope this helps https://pacific.lds.org/nz-online-donat ... structionsteone1 wrote:how do i log on to pay my tithing on line ?from NZ
You use your LDS Account. She can use the same computer and browser, go to LDS.org and sign in with her own LDS Account, and she will be taken to her records when she clicks on Donations. She will then be able to donate online.brantleyassoc wrote:I have an account to pay donations on line, but my wife pays separately with her checking account. I can't find instructions on how to set up another account on my computer for her. Should be clear, but not so.
You can't do that from within your account. She will have to create her own account if she doesn't have one already.brantleyassoc wrote:I can't find instructions on how to set up another account on my computer for her. Should be clear, but not so.
Then just keep doing it! [smile]beutaylor wrote:I would like to pay my tithing online as I have been doing.
The only way I know if that you could have done that is to log in as your wife. I know of no way you can pay tithing in behalf of another.Segawa wrote:In 2017, I was able to pay my donations as well as my wife’s donations. But with the the new year, I am not able to change to my wife’s name to pay her tithes.
If it's enabled for that country, then you should find it at donations.lds.org.MECHEVAZQUEZ wrote:How and where can I pay my tithes online if I live in Puerto Rico, which is a US territory?
I don't think there's any way to automatically set up tithing payments. At least not from the church side.DeannaTilby wrote:I want to set up a payment plan for my tithing
As russellhltn said, the Church Donations site will not allow you to do this. You would have to set up something using your bank bill pay system.DeannaTilby wrote:I want to set up a payment plan for my tithing
Online donations normally do not cross country boundaries. You will need to have a bank account in Mexico to make donations online in Mexico.gamalieltellez wrote:Hello! I move to Mexico from Utah, while in Utah I paid my tithing online but now that my records have moved to my current ward (in Mexico) my us bank account doesn't work. I requires a 18 number account number and mine have only 9. Any work arounds for this?
Before you try to set up online banking bill pay at your bank website, you should contact donations@ldschurch.org and request the proper information so that the electronic transfer will work properly. They will be able to give you the correct account number and other important donation information so that the bank will not wind up printing and mailing a check to Church headquarters.ccsm27 wrote:I'm trying to register for online tithing on the banks website. What is the POLICY NUMBER should i use? Where can i get it?
There's a possibility doing all of the following might solve the problem: 1) clear your browser cache; 2) delete all cookies from lds.org (or all cookies entirely); 3) force a complete page reload (Shift-Control-R in Firefox, perhaps something else in other browsers). If doing all three of those does not help, send feedback, clearly stating that you have done the three things above, and describe your browser and release/version. Give your email address so the personnel can reply to you to be of further assistance.cj9806 wrote:It's not working for me. whenever I go to the page lds.org/donations I get redirected to http://www.lds.org/donations/#/error, I live in the US so I don't think that's the issue. Also the screen is just blank, there's no error message or anything.
Send a email to onlinedonationsupport@ldschurch.org and let them know of your situation.CrocodileLyle wrote:We are now assigned to a UK Ward and noticed we can no longer make online donations. … We still use the US banking system and need to pay our donations in USD.
Follow the directions in the email immediately before yours.btorwin wrote:I live in Ethiopia but still use a US bank account. How can I arrange to pay tithing online?
Pay fast offerings to home ward
True. Although it does say "Your mission president may adjust some of these standards as local circumstances require." (Introduction, page 1)scgallafent wrote:That is also contrary to the instructions in the Missionary Handbook, which say "Contribute fast offerings each fast Sunday in the ward where you serve." (See Missionary Handbook, p. 45).
Speak with your ward clerk to learn if there is a system in your country for making donations online. The Church has not set up systems to do so in all countries. Each system for contributing is country specific.adielntuk wrote:How can I pay Tithing online in Africa?
My account tithing history of paid tithing
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If it is not at LDS.org/donations then ask your ward clerk to provide the information to you.hyattc wrote:My history of payment of tithing
Same here. A short cut to the donation page, sure. But an app? I'm not aware of any such app created by the church.drepouille wrote:I have never heard of an app for paying tithes and offerings.
Not that I know of. But if your records changed to a new country that doesn't have on-line donations, that could explain what you see.brisenoe wrote:Has paying tithing on line changed?
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What assistance do you need? This is a user-to-user discussion and mutual support forum. Nobody here can directly fix any particular problem, especially with no description of what the problem might be.sainamalaeulu wrote:I need to pay my tithing now pls
Donations for 2019
This link should take you to a sign-in page and then the donations page where the tithing slip is located: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/don ... tion/step1allredgd wrote:What did you do. I go from page to page and never find my donation slip.
I don't like it.
The system is not set up to allow others to act in your behalf.davidbattye1 wrote:I currently reside in Beijing China
I wish to make an electronic transfer of money earned in Australia by means of online banking from my Australian held account.
I wish to have the donation receipted in Austalia to meet the Australian Tax Office reqirements.
Get my donations see how much I have paid
The answer is discussed in the "Perpetual education fund?" thread.SherryTippetts wrote:Why can't I contribute to the additional three? Don't they still have a Perpetual Education Fund, etc ?
1) Live in a country that has on-line donations (such as the US).jackbrenthazen wrote:I would like to pay donations on line......HOW!!
Your ward or branch clerk should be able to tell you if it is possible in your country and assist if there are any questions. He is first-line tech support for the members of his unit and can provide your membership number if you don't already have it linked to your login.russellhltn wrote:1) Live in a country that has on-line donations (such as the US).jackbrenthazen wrote:I would like to pay donations on line......HOW!!
2) You must have a compatible account type such as checking or savings (that allow ACH transactions). Credit or Debit cards will not work.
3) Go to https://donations.churchofjesuschrist.org/
I'd suggest contacting the area office.Nyneja wrote:however they are currently not working and are being rejected
Is there a list of countries where on-line donations are possible? I keep getting questions about the UK and I'm sure it's not currently available. Is there any information on when it may become available? Thanks!russellhltn wrote:1) Live in a country that has on-line donations (such as the US).jackbrenthazen wrote:I would like to pay donations on line......HOW!!
2) You must have a compatible account type such as checking or savings (that allow ACH transactions). Credit or Debit cards will not work.
3) Go to https://donations.churchofjesuschrist.org/
Not that I know of. If the link I posted above doesn't get you there, then it's probably not set up for that country.matthewmidgley wrote:Is there a list of countries where on-line donations are possible?
Unfortunately not, but thanks for getting back to me. Just gives options to view donation history and statements.russellhltn wrote:Not that I know of. If the link I posted above doesn't get you there, then it's probably not set up for that country.matthewmidgley wrote:Is there a list of countries where on-line donations are possible?
Send an email to onlinedonationsupport@churchofjesuschrist.org.lindaannsutton wrote:Hi, I use a US bank to pay my tithing, but I am in another country. My records are here in this country while I am here. Online donations are available here in Chile, but because my bank is not chilean I cannot pay my tithing online. Is there a way to make this possible?
Check with your clerk. Not all countries can pay tithing online.STARFEZ wrote:I live in South Africa, how do I now pay tithing online, I did sometimes, but now I struggle to find, because I see US donations only
Yes. You may wish to check with your new clerk to see if online donation is available in your new country.rosinadesousa wrote:Hello, I was paying tithing online no problem in Belgium, but now that we moved to Romania it doesn't seem to work.
Is it still only available in certain countries?
I think I am making an assumption about what you are asking. If I am incorrect, then could you elaborate?adamang8118 wrote:hi i was latter day saint member , if i work in singapore can i paid my thihting online ?
There is no app, but I'd expect the website to work on a smart phone.CFHalverson wrote:Is there any way to pay online on the iPhone. I only see an option to pay on a computer
Once you get to the donations page, you can bookmark it. Later, when you select the bookmark, you will be taken to the login page and on to the donations page after you login.elizabethdavisevans wrote:I find navigating to the tithing page difficult. I wish there was a link on tools.
Send an email to onlinedonationsupport@churchofjesuschrist.org.barnjefa wrote:I recently moved from the United States to Costa Rica and all my banking is still with US banking organizations, is there a way to still make my tithing and fast offering payments online?
If you are using the same computer, you need to log off your church account and he needs to log on with his. If you have saved the login in the browser so it logs you on automatically, logging off from your account should present a logon option that he can use.stleon123 wrote: Mon Oct 04, 2021 12:45 am How do I change from my church account to my husband's so he can pay his online too?
There are a few/several types of donations, and tithing is one of those types. Not all countries have online donation available. Ask your bishop or ward/branch clerk whether online donations are available in your area.Milliebw wrote: Tue Apr 29, 2025 10:17 am Is tithing and donations the same thing or different because I can't find anywhere to pay it.
It might be the cookie build-up problem. The optional test is to try in a private or incognito window. The solution is to clear the browser's cache and delete any Church-related cookies. If that does not work, you could send feedback and request a response. In your feedback, make sure to say you cleared the cache and deleted cookies (or that will be the first response you will receive).WatsonShelly1 wrote: Sat Oct 18, 2025 9:40 am I've tried for days to pay tithing online. My husband also tried. After logging in it just says "loading." Is there a problem with our account or the whole site?