Put a 4-character code and a QR on the screen. The congregation gives from their phones, the foyer kiosk, and your website — and the total rises together, in real time, in the room.
How it works
Schedule a live giving event from the dashboard, and the platform creates a short code and QR for it. When the moment comes, the screen shows the code — givers open live.alorachurch.com, enter four characters or scan the QR, and give in seconds. No app to install, no account required for a first gift.
The live screen — total, milestones, and recognition updating as gifts arrive
What's in the box
Four characters on the screen, read aloud once. Givers enter it at live.alorachurch.com or scan the QR — from the pew, the table, or home watching the livestream.
Every gift appears within seconds. The total climbs, milestone moments are marked, and the room sees its generosity gathered into one number.
Givers who opt in are recognized by name; everyone else appears as Anonymous. Quiet by default — recognition is a choice, never a condition of giving.
Open the event, watch gifts arrive, pause or close the window, and review the full record afterward — every gift in the same ledger as Sunday's offering.
Phones in the room, the foyer kiosk, the giving widget on your website — every gift during the event counts toward the same live total.
Send the live view to the sanctuary screen, the fellowship-hall TV, or a lobby display — the same total, everywhere the congregation is gathered.
Use cases
A live giving event isn't a telethon. It's the commitment Sunday, the special offering, the banquet — moments of shared generosity your church already keeps, made visible.
As commitment cards are brought forward, the congregation watches the year's stewardship commitments gathered into one shared total — on paper and by phone alike.
During the offering, the screen shows the code alongside the plate. Members give from their seats and the gift lands in the same service, the same fund, the same ledger.
Table by table, the thermometer rises through dinner. When a milestone is crossed and announced from the podium, it becomes a moment the whole room shares.
As missionaries share their stories, gifts arrive in real time — and the evening closes with the congregation seeing exactly what it just sent into the field.
Schedule the event ahead of time, open it when the moment comes, and close it when the evening ends. Every event keeps its full record — gifts, givers, milestones — alongside the rest of your giving.
Live giving events — scheduled, live, and ended — in one view
Live giving events are built with pastoral restraint: anonymity honored, recognition opt-in, no countdown-clock urgency. The screen tells the congregation what God is doing through them — and then gets out of the way.