Saint Marianne Cope Shrine & Museum

Honoring a Legacy of Compassion

Saint Marianne Cope, canonized on October 21, 2012, was the first Franciscan woman from North America to be recognized as a saint. She dedicated her life to serving the poor and sick, especially those afflicted with Hansen’s disease in Hawaii. The Saint Marianne Cope Shrine & Museum honors her legacy by promoting the values of empathy and compassion within the community.

Inspiring Change Through Education

The Shrine & Museum educates individuals on the importance of empathy and compassion, continuing Saint Marianne's mission to serve those in need. Through various programs and events, the organization supports caregivers and fosters kindness and unity.

Support a Noble Cause

Your donations help preserve Saint Marianne's legacy and fund programs that provide essential resources for caregivers. Contributions also support educational initiatives that promote empathy and compassion, benefiting both caregivers and those they serve.

Join the Movement

Make a difference today by donating cryptocurrency or cash to the Saint Marianne Cope Shrine & Museum. Your support helps continue the mission of compassion and care that Saint Marianne embodied. Together, we can inspire others to act with kindness and empathy.