donate to square halo

Our work of has been supported over the past couple of decades through our book sales. But recently we have seen the need to serve the Church in ways that exceed what our small margins on books would cover. Therefore we have begun the Square Halo Foundation.

GENERAL FUND DONATIONS
This non-profit organization is dedicated to encouraging and equipping ordinary saints—aesthetically, theologically, and generationally. We will focus on the Square Halo conferences, our podcast. our gallery, raising funds for deluxe art books, and more.

CONFERENCE DONATIONS
Donations of $500 or more are eligible for a free ticket to the Square Halo conference. Please reach out to learn about higher patronage opportunities (e.g., underwriting the concert, theater, speaker travel/honorariums, and more).

MEMBERSHIP
You can also support our work by joining us as a member of The Neighborhood.

General Fund Donations

3% Cover the Fee

*Any single donation of $500 is eligible for a free ticket to the Square Halo conference.

Conference Donations

3% Cover the Fee

Donations that exceed the particular needs of the event will be put towards the general costs of the conference. *Donations of $500 or more are eligible for a free ticket to the Square Halo conference.

The world needs a vibrant vision of God's love, and Christian artists need community as they seek to express that vision. Square Halo sits at the intersection of these great needs and addresses them BRILLIANTLY. I have been profoundly blessed through their ministry.

Diana Pavlac Glyer

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Community is a natural byproduct of people recognizing a common need and setting out to meet it together. Square Halo exists as the vibrant, inspiring, nurturing, and culture-shaping entity it is today, because years ago a circle of friends not only imagined a greater good, but pooled their various gifts to wrestle that vision into reality. Decades on, they've hewn out a space of bright welcome in which hospitality, creativity, and orthodoxy might thrive.  

Douglas K. McKelvey