Preservation gift
Support thoughtful care of sacred architecture and church systems.
The restoration campaign
Preserve the story.
Prepare the way.
Renewing sacred space for worship, accessibility, hospitality, community care, and generations still to come.
Why it matters
A restoration rooted in mission.
This is more than a building project. It is an investment in accessible welcome, historic stewardship, worship, formation, hospitality, and a Black Episcopal witness that matters to Greensboro.
What gifts make possible
- Safer, more accessible entry and movement
- Preservation of historic building character
- Renewed worship and community spaces
- Improved systems for long-term stewardship
- A hospitable home for partnerships and care
The formal financial phase closed June 14, but gifts are still welcomed and needed.
Community giving progress 73.9%
$147,832.49of the $200,000 community goal- $400,000 total campaign goal
- $200,000 Diocese pledge
- $52,167.51 remaining
Giving has increased by $24,129.25 since May 31.
2026Read the preservation story
Civil Rights preservation
Historic stewardship now includes Redeemer's public witness.
Greensboro's African American Civil Rights preservation work identifies Redeemer among significant sites being prepared for National Register nomination, affirming the restoration campaign's connection to memory, worship, and justice.
Restoration priorities
Dignity in every detail.
Campaign photography should eventually document approved building needs, craftsmanship, accessible improvements, and future vision. A before-and-after reveal can be activated when matched, approved photographs are available.
Current image is architectural context, not a documented renovation condition.
Ways to take part
Every gift carries
the story forward.
Legacy gift
Give in honor or memory of someone whose faith helped shape the way.
Community gift
Strengthen access, welcome, and ministry in the heart of Greensboro.
Named giving levels and donor recognition opportunities need church approval.
Current campaign update
Giving, prayer,
and the next chapter.
The formal phase has concluded, but the work continues through renewed outreach, family connections, and the prayers of the congregation.
Family connections
The committee is preparing renewed outreach to relatives, former Redeemer families, and friends of the parish. This approach has already inspired gifts from members of the Foster family.
Prayer at the center
The prayers collected June 14 remain at the altar, with one intended to be read each Sunday as the congregation carries this work together.
Looking toward 2027
A renovation celebration has been proposed for after Easter 2027, distinct from the formal renovation thanksgiving.
A proposed community fundraiser remains on hold until a volunteer steps forward to lead it. Interested in helping? Share your interest.
Campaign pledge
Make a pledge.
Campaign questions
Good stewardship begins with clarity.
Does this form process a payment?
No. It records pledge intent only after the backend is configured. Online gifts use the church’s approved giving provider.
Can I still support the campaign?
Yes. Although the formal financial phase closed June 14, gifts remain welcome and needed.
Are campaign figures current?
Yes. Gifts received total $147,832.49, leaving $52,167.51 toward the community’s $200,000 share of the $400,000 campaign.
Who can answer project questions?
Contact the church office at (336) 275-0033.