🌾 Tithe
For Baptist, Pentecostal, AME, Adventist, many Nondenominational churches — the tithe is the spine of giving. AloraChurch treats it that way, not as a generic recurring donation.
For Baptist, Pentecostal, AME, Adventist, many Nondenominational churches — the tithe is the spine of giving. AloraChurch treats it that way, not as a generic recurring donation.
Set up once, given automatically. Every-Sunday recurring gifts aligned to the day the congregation gathers, or monthly if that fits the family budget. Pause or resume anytime from the My Giving portal — no calls to the office.
The tithe is its own fund with its own records — never a memo line on a generic donation. Every gift lands against it, whether it came through the giving page, the bulletin QR, the foyer kiosk, or a recurring gift. Report by giver, by week, by channel.
Every January, each giver's year-end statement is ready for tax season. IRS-compliant 501(c)(3) format, one statement per giver, downloadable from their own My Giving portal. And a receipt arrives after every single gift, all year long.
Annual tithe-commitment initiatives in January or at fiscal year start. Members commit to a tithing rhythm; the platform tracks commitment vs actual giving across the year.
If a giver's recurring tithe fails (an expired card, say), the system retries automatically before notifying them politely — and flags a lapsed tithe for pastoral follow-up. No staff workload, no awkward conversation.
Sermon-series-aware: when you preach on generosity, the platform pre-drafts "set up your tithe" copy for the bulletin and post-service email. Your staff approves before anything sends — no copy-paste, no rewriting.