Church Giving Made Simple Collect the offering. Know your givers. Run the initiative. Fill the hall.

Set up the giving stack your church actually needs: foyer kiosk, bulletin QR, giving pages, live giving, recurring gifts, statements, and giver care. Pick your tradition and country; AloraChurch starts with the right funds, words, calendar, and receipt settings so a volunteer can be ready for Sunday.

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Ready for Sunday
All channels, one ledger
Liturgical date
Ordinary Time — after Pentecost
Sunday · 14 June 2026 (Gregorian)
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Next observance
✟ Sts. Peter & Paul — 29 June
~15 days awayAppeal draft awaiting approval
$284K
Stewardship commitments
412
Active recurring givers
Start setup — free

Pick your tradition and review the defaults before you publish.

Built for volunteer-speed setup

Start with church defaults, then tune what matters.

No sales call required. Onboarding gives your team practical defaults first — funds, channels, vocabulary, calendar, and receipts — then lets staff adjust before anything goes live.

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Pick your tradition

Baptist, Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Pentecostal, Anglican, Orthodox, or Nondenominational. One choice gives the platform the right starting language.

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The platform configures itself

Tithe, Offering, and Missions funds are ready to review; the liturgical calendar loads — including the Pascha date for Orthodox parishes; the vocabulary becomes your church's: gift, giver, initiative, commitment.

III

Share the QR — take the first gift

Your giving page, printable QR code, and giving.at short link are ready to share. Put them in the bulletin, on the lobby poster, or in the church community group.

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Everything around church giving

Gifts, contributors, initiatives, live fundraising, programs, and events — connected.

AloraChurch brings the whole giving ecosystem into one church-ready workspace: gift collection, giver and contributor management, initiatives, live fundraising moments, program registration, event RSVPs, receipts, reporting, and the follow-up that keeps people cared for.

Gifts · Offerings · Tithes

Every giving channel, one ledger

Sunday plate, foyer kiosk, bulletin QR, the church website, the WhatsApp community — gifts arrive from everywhere now, and every one of them must land in one trustworthy ledger.

✓ A kiosk in the foyer — three taps from greeting to gift, tap/chip/contactless — and an usher's phone as an overflow kiosk with Tap to Pay
✓ A giving page with printable QR and a giving.at short link for every fund and initiative — bulletin, poster, pew card, social
✓ A one-line website widget; checkout runs in a locked iframe, so card data never touches your church's site
✓ Seven giving channels, one ledger — online, in-person, and recurring gifts in the same statements
🌾 Tithe 🌍 Missions 🏗️ Building fund 💝 Benevolence
A giver taps a card at a tablet giving kiosk in a church foyer
A real foyer moment — tablet kiosk, card reader, same ledger.
Everything about collecting →
Giver & contributor management

Know who gives, attends, pledges, and quietly stopped

Stewardship of people, not just funds. Whether your church says donors, contributors, givers, members, or parishioners, the work is the same: welcome the new, thank the faithful, notice the lapsed, and keep the record trustworthy.

✓ A record for every giver and contributor: full history, commitments, recurring gifts, statements
✓ The My Giving portal — passwordless self-service for recurring gifts and receipts, so the office phone stays quiet
✓ Lifecycle automation: welcome new givers, steward the faithful, gently win back the lapsed — staff approves every send
✓ Year-end giving statements, per giver, prepared from the same record when January arrives
Giver records — every member's giving history in one place
Giver records — history, stages, and commitments in one view
Everything about giver care →
Initiatives & live fundraising

From stewardship season to the live appeal

Every church year has its major asks: the autumn commitment season, the building fund, the missions drive, the Christmas Eve offering, the gala, the youth trip. Each needs a goal, a story, contributors, and a moment.

✓ Initiatives with goals, commitments, contributors, and progress that every channel feeds — plate, kiosk, online, recurring
✓ Live fundraising for Commitment Sunday, galas, missions nights, and special appeals — a 4-character code and QR on the screen, the total rising in real time
✓ Draft appeal copy in your tradition's voice; your staff reviews and approves before anything sends
✓ Seasonal planning keyed to the church year — Advent, Lent, Easter, stewardship season
Initiative detail — goal, commitments, and channel breakdown
An initiative in flight — goal, commitments, every channel counted
Everything about initiatives & live giving →
Programs & events

Fill the hall, then keep the relationship connected

Services, Bible studies, VBS week, the parish dinner, the missions gala — the hall fills when the congregation knows what's on and can say "we'll be there" in one tap.

✓ Native events with RSVP, capacity-aware waitlists, and iCal feeds members can subscribe to
✓ One program calendar, organised by the liturgical year your church already lives by
✓ Announcements where people look: website widgets and the lobby screen Early access
✓ A giving page for every event — the suppers, the galas, the special offerings
Events — services, classes, and dinners with RSVP
The event calendar — RSVPs, waitlists, and iCal feeds
Everything about programs & events →
Connected underneath — seven giving channels, contributor records, initiatives, live fundraising, programs, and events
📄 Giving pages 🔗 Website widgets 🖥️ Foyer kiosk 🎙️ Live giving events 📺 SignageEarly access 📲 Mobile 🏠 My Giving portal 📊 Dashboard
Everything around giving — ready for the week ahead
Gifts · contributors · initiatives · live fundraising · programs · events
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✟ On-premise collection

The foyer is your front line

Many churches win or lose the giving moment in the building: before service, between services, after the appeal, and at the event table. AloraChurch puts a real kiosk there — tablet, stand, reader, branded gift flow — and still keeps every gift in the same ledger as online, QR, and recurring giving.

A giver taps a card at a tablet giving kiosk in a church foyer
Tablet kiosk on a stand, contactless reader attached, gift completed in the foyer.
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A kiosk in the foyer

Three taps from greeting to gift. A tablet on a stand plus Stripe WisePOS E or Reader M2 gives members and visitors a familiar card-present way to give without hunting for a link.

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QR everywhere

Every fund and initiative gets a printable QR and a giving.at short link the moment it's created. In the Sunday bulletin, on the lobby poster, on a pew card — scan, give, done. No app, no account required for a first gift.

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The usher's phone is a kiosk

When the foyer line gets long on commitment Sunday, an usher opens the staff app and their Android phone becomes an overflow kiosk with Tap to Pay — the giver taps their own card on the phone. Zero extra hardware.

Tap to PayKiosk modeNFC Android
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Social & community channels

Where the congregation already talks, the giving link travels

The church WhatsApp community, the Facebook group, the Instagram bio, the sermon clip on YouTube — your people are already there. Every giving page is built to be shared into those spaces: a short link that reads aloud well, a QR that prints well, and a page that opens fast and takes a gift without an account.

✓ Share the giving link into the church WhatsApp community or Facebook group — it unfurls into a card with your church's name and photo
✓ Make it the link-in-bio on the church's Instagram and YouTube
✓ Pin it under the sermon-clip post — the moment that moves someone is the moment they can give
✓ Run ads to a giving page — a destination built to convert, no web team needed
✓ giving.at short links — short enough to print, remember, and read from the pulpit
The social & community playbook →
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Grace Community — Church Family
WhatsApp community · 312 members
Friends — Phase 2 of the Fellowship Hall is within reach. If you've been waiting for the right moment, this is it. 🙏
New Fellowship Hall — Phase 2
Grace Community Church · Building fund
78% of goal · 187 givers committed
giving.at/grace-hall
Shared by Pastor Dan · Sunday 12:40 PM
My Giving — Margaret H.
Signed in with a code to her phone · no password
Giver portal
Recurring tithe — $250 monthly
Next gift July 1 · card ending 4421
Manage
Building fund commitment
$3,600 of $5,000 fulfilled · on schedule
View
2025 year-end giving statement
Ready · tax-deductible summary, per giver
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Cover the processing fees
Margaret covers the fees, the church keeps the whole gift
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Giver self-service

Givers manage their own giving — the office phone stays quiet

Every giver gets the My Giving portal on the web and the AloraChurch brand app at no monthly fee. Custom white-label app packaging is available for Enterprise churches that need their own app-store presence. Sign-in is passwordless either way: a one-time code to their email or phone.

✓ Passwordless sign-in — a code to their email or phone, nothing to remember
✓ Recurring gifts under their own control — change the amount, the date, the card; pause anytime
✓ Year-end statements and receipts on demand — per giver, ready in January
✓ Cover-the-fees at checkout — many givers choose to, and the church keeps the whole gift
How giver care works → See the My Giving portal
The quiet layer underneath

A platform that speaks church

None of this is the headline — it's the reason gift, contributor, initiative, live fundraising, program, and event work feels lighter. The platform knows the church year, speaks your tradition's language, and drafts the words; your staff and clergy stay in charge.

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Liturgical calendar awareness

Advent to Christ the King — appeal drafts are ready ahead of each season, including the Orthodox Pascha date for Eastern parishes.

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Denomination vocabulary

Tithe for Baptists, Sunday Collection for Catholic parishes, apportionment for Methodists — every screen speaks your tradition's words.

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Drafts wait for approval

Appeal copy and seasonal messages are drafted in the right pastoral tone — nothing sends without staff sign-off.

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Lifecycle automation

Welcome, steward, renew, win back — giver stages tracked automatically, journeys your staff switches on deliberately.

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Clergy review workflow

Tradition content is reviewed by named clergy — Catholic priests review Catholic copy. Anything still in review is clearly marked.

How cultural intelligence works →  ·  The liturgical year →  ·  AI drafting & guidance →

Built for your country's giving

For churches in the US & Canada, the UK, Australia & New Zealand

Card giving via Stripe and PayPal, with the right receipt in every country — US 501(c)(3) statements, Canadian CRA receipts, UK Gift Aid receipt flagging, and country-aware formats elsewhere. Givers can cover the processing fees at checkout, and a recurring gift stays on the provider that created it, for life.

🇺🇸 🇨🇦 United States & Canada

Stripe + PayPal + manual gifts

Card giving via Stripe and PayPal, with cash and cheque recorded alongside. US 501(c)(3) tax-deductible giving statements and Canadian CRA-compliant receipts, generated per giver.

Stripe PayPal Cover-the-fees
🇬🇧 United Kingdom & Ireland

Stripe + Gift Aid receipt flagging

Card via Stripe. AloraChurch flags Gift-Aid-eligible gifts and captures the giver declarations, so your treasurer's claim is ready to go — your charity files the reclaim with HMRC.

Stripe Gift Aid flagging
🇦🇺 🇳🇿 Australia & New Zealand

Cards via Stripe & PayPal

Card giving via Stripe and PayPal with country-aware receipt formats. Pacific Island parishes supported.

Stripe PayPal Country-aware receipts
🌍 Congregations everywhere else

19 third-party payment rails

The platform ships 19 third-party payment rails and country-aware receipt formats, so a congregation outside the lead markets still gives in its own currency with the right paperwork.

19 payment rails Country-aware receipts

More on country support: AloraChurch worldwide →

Every tradition, supported correctly

Your tradition is the configuration

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Protestant

Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Pentecostal, Adventist, AME — tithe-led giving and tradition-specific observances.
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Catholic

Parishes and dioceses. Sunday Collection, Parish Capital, Bishop's Annual Appeal, second collections, the Roman calendar with feast days.
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Orthodox & Anglican

Greek, Antiochian, Russian, OCA Orthodox — with the Pascha date kept correctly. Anglican and Episcopal parishes, patron saint observances.
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Nondenominational

Community churches, multi-site networks, contemporary worship. Sermon-series-aware giving and a modern tone.
Pricing

Start free, stay free

The full giving stack on the Community plan — with a free kiosk license in the foyer. Enterprise when the church grows past one campus.

Most churches start here
Community
For congregations of every size
$0/mo
  • Giving pages, QR + giving.at short links, website widgets, live giving events
  • 1 kiosk license included — and 1 signage license (early access)
  • Giver records, My Giving portal, lifecycle automation
  • Year-end statements, per giver — US, Canada, UK Gift Aid flagging
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Enterprise
For multi-campus & larger churches
$495/mo
  • Everything in Community
  • 10 kiosk/signage device licenses included — extra devices $9.95/device/mo
  • Your own domain and branding
  • Staff roles and permissions at multi-campus scale
Compare the plans →

Processing fees stay transparent — givers can choose to cover them at checkout. Full pricing details →

For Sunday and the week around it

Ready to bring church giving into one place?

Start with your tradition, country, funds, and giving channels. Review the defaults, publish the pages, print the QR, and keep gifts, givers, initiatives, and statements connected from day one.

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