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Donors and households
Donors grouped in households, with pledges on a schedule and free-form gifts alike.
For church or nonprofits
Gifts by Zelle, matched to every donor
Churches and nonprofits: donors and households, funds and campaigns, pledges and free-form gifts, year-end contribution statements. Upload your bank's payment history and your list of donors; ePayRecon tells you which payment belongs to whom.
Payments like thesematched
Zelle from AVERY SAMPLE · "GV-1042 tithe"
Zelle from Q SAMPLE · "building fund"
Zelle from A FRIEND · "in memory of …"
Donor accountGV-1042in the memo
Built for church or nonprofits
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Funds and campaigns
A memo naming the building fund or a campaign tags the gift; one gift can be split across funds.
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Year-end statements
Contribution statements per donor or household with your IRS acknowledgement wording, gifts of $250 or more, and anonymous gifts left out when you choose.
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Pledge remaining — never "overdue"
No late fees and no collections language anywhere: pledges show what remains.
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Giving reports
Giving by fund and campaign, pledge fulfilment, donors who gave last year but not yet this year, and top donors for Owners only.
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Private by design
Donor data is encrypted; we never sell or share it, and it never trains AI.
How it works
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Add your donors
Upload a spreadsheet — our template has the columns for church or nonprofits — or paste a list. Each gets an account number.
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Set up pledges
Apply a ready-made schedule in one click, then adjust amounts and dates.
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Upload the bank file
CSV, Excel or PDF from your bank. Account numbers, names and memos are matched; AI helps with the rest.
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Review and report
Accept the matches, then see balances, statements and the reports below.
Reports included
- Year-end contribution statement
- Giving by fund
- Pledge fulfilment
- Lapsed donors
- Top donors
- Payments by donor
- Donor statement
- Monthly summary
- Payments by payer
Private by design
- We never sell, rent or share your data.
- No advertising, no tracking pixels, no data brokers.
- Your payment and donor data is never used to train AI models.
- Only you and the people you invite can see your organization's data.
Questions
Do donors need a number?
It helps, but names match too — including spouses giving from a joint account.
Can a gift be anonymous?
Yes. Mark it anonymous and it stays out of public lists.
Is the statement wording editable?
Yes — the acknowledgement text is yours to write in Settings.