Givt

Pledging

Less admin. More time for your organization.

Create your campaign, invite your givers, and let collection run itself, so your time goes into people, not paperwork.

People sharing a warm moment together
  • New pledge received

    The Baker family · $50/mo

  • Pledge completed

    A. Jansen

  • This month

    $12,480

Preparing your pledge

Volunteers sorting paper pledge forms by hand
Before

A lot of hands, hard to find

It takes hours of volunteer time to compile lists, draft and print letters, and finding people willing to help keeps getting harder.

WithGivt

Three steps, one evening

1Set up your pledge

Setting up a pledging campaign in the Givt dashboard
Importing a giver list into Givt
Printing letters or sending emails from Givt

The moment they pledge

A giver filling in a paper pledge form alone
Before

Paper givers left out

Complicated forms, or feeling like the digital option left paper givers behind.

WithGivt

A pledge that's completely personal

It adapts to every giver, whether they'd rather give with a letter or digitally, so everyone has a way that works for them.

Someone pledging in a way that works for them
By letter

pledge.givtapp.net/7K2Q

The de Groot family · $25/mo

Pledge received
Digitally

After they've pledged

Spreadsheets and bank statements spread across a desk
Before

Matched by hand

Chasing bank statements, matching pledges to payments by hand, and building reports at year-end.

WithGivt

It runs itself

Collection, reminders and reporting happen on their own. You and your givers both see it live, in one place.

GivtExample
  • Pledge received

    The de Groot family · $25/mo

  • Payment collected

    $340 today

  • Reminder sent

    12 givers, automatically

  • This month

    $9,240 raised

Collection running in the background with Givt

5x less time on admin, more on your organization

BeforeThis is how much time the pledging campaign takes right now
A month full of pledging campaign admin

More than time back

Less admin, more people giving, and an organization that feels part of it again.

  • Three steps, one evening
  • A pledge that's completely personal
  • It runs itself