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As we embrace the summer season, we would like to take this opportunity

to ask you to remember the ministry here at The Hall Newman Center.

Please recognize that as you travel to visit family and friends during vacation

that the ministry here carries on, and as always, we cannot do it without your support.

All monetary donations, of any form, are used to keep our programs

and weekly celebration of Sunday Mass alive!

Please prayerfully consider using ParishSOFT Giving to continue to support our ministry.

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For First Time Donors

Please click the button below to sign up to make an account with ParishSOFT Giving.

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ParishSOFT Giving

Please click the button below if you would like to make a one-time donation, support a program, or remit a program fee to the Hall Newman Center.

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If you would like to set up a recurring donation in support of the Hall Newman Center please click the button below.

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What is ParishSOFT Giving?

ParishSOFT Giving is an online tool in which you can automate your financial gifts to the Hall Newman Center. Several of our community members are enrolled and report positive feedback as to the security, and convenience of this program.

FAQ

We understand that not everyone is in a place to donate to the Hall Newman Center monetarily. If you would like to donate your time instead, please click the button below for our Involvement Form!

Involvement Form

Dedication of the Dr. Leo T. Cribben Giving Tree

The Cribben family has gifted the Hall Newman Center with a memorial giving tree to honor Dr. Leo Cribben for his dedication to the Catholic Campus Ministry at SUNY Oswego.

Dr. Cribben came to Oswego in the winter of 1928 as an instructor in the math department at the Oswego Normal School under Riggs. After five years at the school, he became Dean of Men and faculty advisor to the campus Newman Club. As an advisor to the Newman Club for 19 years, Dr. Cribben was very active in helping the club grow and flourish. He held regular club meetings, breakfasts, banquets, and celebrations to facilitate the Newman mission of nurturing student's spiritual, intellectual, and social development.

The tree, which is represented with a plaque in the Hall Newman Center, will be a way for benefactors of this campus ministry to provide support and remembrance in someone's name.