What are the benefits of online donations and payments?

For donors:

1. Convenient - Give any time from any device with an internet connection, and even choose to set up an automatic recurring gift account for regular giving.

2. Easy - Never be directed to a separate site or submit multiple forms.

3. Effective - Electronic communication confirms all gifts, and recurring gift accounts keep donation records. No more guessing if your gift was received, or misplacing envelopes of checks or cash.

For ministries:

1. Efficient - Electronic reporting tracks all gift transactions (from submission to receival) and saves hours of bookkeeping. There is less chance of human error, miscounting, or misplacing donations. Gifts are quickly deposited for ministry use.

2. Secure - Unlike automatic deduction enrollment, ministry staff never have to collect and store financial information of parishioners. Fewer amounts of cash are on hand at Masses and in the parish office.

3. Dynamic - Increases ways to promote and receive gifts for needs beyond regular office hours and geographical borders.

How do I give contributions?

Visit conwaycatholic.com/give for online donation and payment information as well as a list of current collections taking place. After finding the need to which you would like to contribute, simply complete the short form on the ministry website. You’ll need a current email address and checking account or credit card number.

If you choose to make a recurring gift, you will immediately receive an email to create a donor account you can use to schedule and track automatic giving.   

Do I receive a confirmation or record of my giving?

In order to make an online donation or payment, you must provide a current email address. After submitting your gift, you will receive an email confirmation to the address provided.

If you selected to give a recurring gift, you will receive notification about your gift as well as information to set up your online donor account for future gift scheduling. Records of all recurring gifts are also tracked within your donor account. To learn more about the status of a recurring transaction, log in to your online donor account at conwaycatholic.com/payments.

What if my bank account or credit card information changes?

Upon submitting a one-time gift, all the information provided will be verified in order for the gift to process.

If a donor has a recurring gift, they will be able to log into their online donor account to make any necessary changes or updates to a banking account, credit card, and contact information. Donor accounts also allow donors to update any details to their gifts including pausing or canceling a scheduled gift.

What if I try an online donor account but do not wish to continue using it?

Recurring gift accounts can be set up or canceled at any time. In addition, an individual recurring gift can be paused or canceled completely. If you attempt to cancel a gift after it has begun processing, you will need to contact Kasey Miller for a refund.

How do I sign up for an online donor account?

Accounts are created upon submitting an online gift from the parish website. When submitting a gift, select the gift type to be recurring. Next, you will be sent an email notification to set up your new online donor account. Follow the simple instructions within the email to get started.

To return to your account go to conwaycatholic.com/payments then enter your user name and password.

Always be sure to check email spam and junk folders for that first email notification. If you don’t see an email after submitting your first gift, simply contact Kasey Miller to have an account setup information sent to you.

How does this help CCM Conway?

Unlike auto-deduction enrollment, with online giving, there's no need for the CCM Conway to ever collect or store financial account information of parishioners. The processing and reporting through online giving is faster and more efficient for bookkeeping purposes, which saves time and labor on the organization’s end. And with more online gifts, the ministry will have smaller amounts of cash to handle.