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Text to Give | SecureGive Walkthrough
How does text to give work? With SecureGive, donors can give in seconds using two text messages. To set it up, text your church’s number with a keyword and amount, like “Give 100,” then follow the link to create an account and add a payment method. After that, giving is as simple as texting the k...
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SecureGive Tap | SecureGive Walkthrough
How does SecureGive Tap work? Using NFC tap technology, a single tap of a phone opens a link to whatever you choose, from digital bulletins and first-time guest forms to volunteer signups, sermon notes, and event registrations. You can update the links on your tap devices in real time during a se...
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Online Giving | SecureGive Walkthrough
How does online giving work with SecureGive? This walkthrough shows the full donor experience from start to finish. Give from any device, choose your funds, and set a one-time or recurring gift on the schedule that fits you, whether that’s weekly, bi-weekly, twice a month, monthly, or quarterly. ...
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Non-Cash Giving | SecureGive Walkthrough
How do donors give stock or cryptocurrency to a church? SecureGive Non-Cash Giving makes it possible without your team managing crypto wallets or liquidating assets, and you receive the proceeds in U.S. dollars. To give crypto, a donor clicks Give Crypto, picks a fund and a cryptocurrency, and en...
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Mobile App Giving | SecureGive Walkthrough
Here’s how mobile app giving works with SecureGive. After downloading the SecureGive app from the App Store or Google Play, donors sign in, choose their church, and pick a campus if there’s more than one. Tap Give, choose a fund, and enter an amount as a one-time or recurring gift. Select a saved...
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Giving Kiosk | SecureGive Walkthrough
See how SecureGive’s giving kiosks bring in-the-moment generosity to Sunday mornings. This is the modern offering plate, and a proven way to engage more first-time givers. A donor taps Give, chooses a fund, enters an amount, and signs in or gives as a guest. After reviewing the summary and the op...