The offering, at the door too.
Members tap a card or phone in the lobby, choose Tithes, Missions or Benevolence, and get a receipt by email. Monday's count takes minutes.
Every fund on its own line. No coding on Monday.
Tithes, missions, the building fund and each seasonal offering report separately, whether the gift came from the kiosk, the website or a QR code.
Sunday, without the cash box.
The plate still passes. Members who no longer carry cash or checks tap a fund, an amount and a card, and the gift is done. Kiosks do best where traffic slows:
- By the main entrance or narthex, for the offering moment.
- Near the welcome desk or coffee station, with a sign naming each fund.
- At retreats, missions conferences and community dinners, on the battery stand.
Kiosks from $999, paid once, with no monthly kiosk fee. See the kiosk
One record per member.
Every tithe, offering and ticket builds one giving history, so statements are ready when members ask.
- Weekly or monthly recurring gifts keep pledges arriving through the summer dip.
- Kiosk, online and event gifts land on one member profile.
- Annual giving statements go out in one click.
A year of offerings.
Start with one or two that fit your calendar. Each routes gifts to its own fund, with a receipt sent automatically.
- A recurring giving challenge tied to a sermon series, so a one-time tap becomes a monthly gift.
- A building fund or capital campaign tracked apart from the general offering.
- Easter and Christmas offerings, each opened as its own fund and reported on its own line.
- A ticketed dinner or gala, with ticket and sponsor revenue beside the offering.
In your tradition's giving language.
Funds, seasonal offerings and statements named the way your church already talks about them.
- Baptist churches
- Keep undesignated tithes on the budget and the Lottie Moon and Annie Armstrong offerings as their own funds. Gifts arrive tagged for the deacon-led count.
- Methodist churches
- Track apportionments, UMCOR Sunday and the other Special Sundays as designated funds. Turn estimate-of-giving cards into recurring gifts after Commitment Sunday.
- Lutheran churches (ELCA and LCMS)
- Split the general fund, Mission Support, benevolence and offerings like ELCA World Hunger. Recurring giving keeps income steady, and numbered envelopes stay welcome.
- Presbyterian churches (PC(USA) and PCA)
- Open funds for per capita, the deacons' fund, mission and a capital campaign. Members can fulfill an Estimate of Giving pledge with recurring gifts.
- Pentecostal and charismatic churches
- Keep tithes, the building fund and missions separate, including faith-promise, Speed the Light and BGMC designations.
- Non-denominational and multisite churches
- Name funds by campus and see every campus from one dashboard, with weekly or monthly recurring gifts.
- Catholic parishes
- Parishioners give the offertory online or at the kiosk. Second collections such as Peter's Pence and St. Vincent de Paul stay on their own lines, with annual contribution statements.
Explore more
Church kiosk setup guide
Lobby placement, the Sunday workflow, and what changes in the Monday count.
What a church giving kiosk costs
Hardware, software and per-gift costs across vendors.
Givebear vs SecureGive
Kiosk hardware, subscriptions and fees side by side.
Building fund campaign
A capital campaign template with restricted-fund tracking and a public goal.
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- Your funds, set up the way your treasurer reports them
- Where a kiosk would go, and what it costs
- The reports your board will actually see
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