The Relic Project is a fully self-funded initiative—operating without external sponsors or major institutional backers. Your generous support empowers us to expand our reach and touch more souls through the sacred tradition of relic veneration.

As an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, all contributions are tax-deductible, making every dollar you give a meaningful part of our mission.

Give a little or a lot. Every dollar makes an impact.

While our devoted team members volunteer their time and expertise, the operational costs of preserving, transporting, and sharing relics remain significant.

If you feel called to make a larger impact, here are specific ways your generosity can help us reach our $50,000 goal:

Relic Cabinet

Secure storage for our rapidly growing treasure trove of relics.

Reliquary Fund

Preserve and protect individual relics by housing them in ornate and dignified reliquaries. Restore and verify relics that have been damaged or neglected over time.

Travel Fund

Support the founder and core team as they travel to share the mission of The Relic Project across the country.

Conference Fund

Enable our presence at Catholic conferences and gatherings where we introduce others to the beauty and tradition of relics.

Equipment and Marketing Fund

Purchase high-quality camera and studio equipment to professionally document relics for our global database, along with booth and print materials for outreach.

International Outreach Fund

Help us expand globally—transporting relics and exhibit materials to form new partnerships and reach the faithful abroad.

St. Carlo Acutis Tech Support Fund

Fuel the development of our mobile app and digital infrastructure, honoring the patron saint of the internet and youth evangelization.

Shrine Building & Renovation Fund

In the heart of one of the most unchurched regions of the United States, this shrine will serve as a beacon of grace and hope.

Help us build the largest public display of relics on the West Coast and the only known site in the Western Hemisphere displaying two authenticated hairs of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Within two years, our goal is for this site to be dedicated by our bishop as a Marian pilgrimage destination.

Your support not only sustains our work—it expands it.

Every gift, no matter the size, brings us closer to becoming an all-in-one online resource for relics, advancing the relic renaissance, and drawing hearts to Christ through His saints.

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