Online Giving Trends and Impact at the Presbyterian Mission Agency
Trends in Online Giving
Trends in Online Giving
•
Online charitable giving grew from $19.2 billion in 2012 to over
Online charitable giving grew from $19.2 billion in 2012 to over
$31 billion in 2017.
$31 billion in 2017.
•
54% of donors worldwide prefer to give online with a credit or
54% of donors worldwide prefer to give online with a credit or
debit card.
debit card.
•
Average online donation amount in 2018- $128.
Average online donation amount in 2018- $128.
•
At the Presbyterian Mission Agency, we’ve seen a 70% growth
At the Presbyterian Mission Agency, we’ve seen a 70% growth
in the amount received from online gifts between 2014 and
in the amount received from online gifts between 2014 and
2018.
2018.
#GivingTuesday Statistics
#GivingTuesday Statistics
•
In 2018,
In 2018,
Giving Tuesday raised $380 million dollars online, up
Giving Tuesday raised $380 million dollars online, up
38% or $106 million from 2017.
38% or $106 million from 2017.
•
Faith-based nonprofits now receive the largest percentage of
Faith-based nonprofits now receive the largest percentage of
#GivingTuesday online donations.
#GivingTuesday online donations.
•
Average online donation amount in 2018- $134.
Average online donation amount in 2018- $134.
•
Last year, Presbyterians gave over $105,500 to missions and
Last year, Presbyterians gave over $105,500 to missions and
ministries through the Presbyterian Mission Agency, including
ministries through the Presbyterian Mission Agency, including
unrestricted giving.
unrestricted giving.
#GivingTuesday at the
#GivingTuesday at the
Presbyterian Mission Agency
Presbyterian Mission Agency
•
Shared Mission-
Shared Mission-
T
T
hese gifts are fully flexible, which allows support for all
hese gifts are fully flexible, which allows support for all
ministries, and innovation at every level of the Church to serve needs that arise
ministries, and innovation at every level of the Church to serve needs that arise
suddenly, especially in living out our call to be a Matthew 25 Church in
suddenly, especially in living out our call to be a Matthew 25 Church in
addressing systemic poverty, structural racism, and congregational vitality.
addressing systemic poverty, structural racism, and congregational vitality.
•
Special Offerings-
Special Offerings-
Gifts to our four Special Offerings unite us to move
Gifts to our four Special Offerings unite us to move
outside the doors of the church to take faith-based action on shared concerns,
outside the doors of the church to take faith-based action on shared concerns,
and to walk alongside the vulnerable to whom we have been called.
and to walk alongside the vulnerable to whom we have been called.
•
End Cash Bail-
End Cash Bail-
An effort that grew out of the Hands and Feet Initiative from
An effort that grew out of the Hands and Feet Initiative from
the 223
the 223
rd
rd
General Assembly, these gifts will help to dismantle the racial and
General Assembly, these gifts will help to dismantle the racial and
economic disparity in the cash bail system.
economic disparity in the cash bail system.
giving-tuesday.pcusa.org
giving-tuesday.pcusa.org
#PCUSAGives
#PCUSAGives
Online charitable giving has seen significant growth in recent years, with online donations surpassing $31 billion in 2017. There has been a shift towards online giving, with donors preferring to use credit or debit cards. The Presbyterian Mission Agency has experienced a 70% increase in online gift amounts between 2014 and 2018. Giving Tuesday has also been successful, raising $380 million in 2018, with faith-based nonprofits receiving a large portion of online donations. The Presbyterian Mission Agency focuses on flexible and innovative ways to support various ministries and address social issues like poverty and racism. Special offerings and initiatives like ending cash bail aim to make a positive impact.
Download Presentation
Please find below an Image/Link to download the presentation.
The content on the website is provided AS IS for your information and personal use only. It may not be sold, licensed, or shared on other websites without obtaining consent from the author. Download presentation by click this link. If you encounter any issues during the download, it is possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.
E N D
Presentation Transcript
Trends in Online Giving Online charitable giving grew from $19.2 billion in 2012 to over $31 billion in 2017. 54% of donors worldwide prefer to give online with a credit or debit card. Average online donation amount in 2018- $128. At the Presbyterian Mission Agency, we ve seen a 70% growth in the amount received from online gifts between 2014 and 2018.
#GivingTuesday Statistics In 2018, Giving Tuesday raised $380 million dollars online, up 38% or $106 million from 2017. Faith-based nonprofits now receive the largest percentage of #GivingTuesday online donations. Average online donation amount in 2018- $134. Last year, Presbyterians gave over $105,500 to missions and ministries through the Presbyterian Mission Agency, including unrestricted giving.
#GivingTuesday at the Presbyterian Mission Agency Shared Mission- These gifts are fully flexible, which allows support for all ministries, and innovation at every level of the Church to serve needs that arise suddenly, especially in living out our call to be a Matthew 25 Church in addressing systemic poverty, structural racism, and congregational vitality. Special Offerings- Gifts to our four Special Offerings unite us to move outside the doors of the church to take faith-based action on shared concerns, and to walk alongside the vulnerable to whom we have been called. End Cash Bail- An effort that grew out of the Hands and Feet Initiative from the 223rd General Assembly, these gifts will help to dismantle the racial and economic disparity in the cash bail system.
giving-tuesday.pcusa.org #PCUSAGives
