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2020 had more than its share of limitations. Say NO MORE to all the ways your giving vendor says NO to your church and your givers.

On Google and in life, asking the right questions is often the most direct path to the answers we need. But finding the right questions can be, in itself, a journey.

It didn’t make sense to us to recreate the same old wheel. So, we set out to solve the significant challenges most platforms still present.

One of the top complaints we hear about online giving is the cost. And it perplexes us because we know it doesn’t have to be expensive.

In medicine and psychology, naming your pain is part of healing. Check out the 3 mindsets that lead to healing "declining giving pains," too.

We all want change, but we often hate change. What we want is change that is our idea and delivers the results we want.

How leaders can manage the fear of changes you'd like to make to address stagnant giving growth.

Imagine something you’re good at that others seem to struggle with. What comes easy for you? Now, picture the possibility that growing generosity in your church could be that easy simply because you clearly understand how to grow generosity in an individual.

Brain scientists say that the ability to imagine can influence our every action and open us up to creative ideas. So, if giving at your church is on your mind and you could use some creative ideas, take a moment to imagine with us.

Have you noticed that even when your faith soars, the spreadsheet keeps you tethered to earth? It constantly reminds you that it takes resources to grow everything. And “seeds” aren’t cheap! But imagine that there was a way to move your giving needle by 23% without a massive drain from your already stretched-too-thin resources.