GiveCampus is the only fundraising platform with native support for digital wallets
If you’re not already accepting Venmo, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Cash App Pay, your school is missing out. Donors of every stripe are giving via digital wallets—and many are now paying with Donor Advised Funds and cryptocurrency. It’s time.
Reach the 1 in 4 donors who select Apple Pay and Venmo as their payment method of choice
Almost 40 percent of donors paid with a digital wallet last year—a highly coveted segment you simply can’t afford to ignore.
Digital wallets are increasingly popular among every donor demographic
Everyone from students and young alumni to the Class of ’75 is embracing digital wallets. And schools that choose to accept Paypal, Venmo, ApplePay, and Cash App Pay see higher conversion rates as a result.
of donors on GiveCampus pay via mobile payments
mobile donors use digital wallets
of millennial donors give this way
of Gen Z donors give this way
Why PayPal and Venmo are better on GiveCampus
GiveCampus is the only educational fundraising platform that has a direct partnership with PayPal, the parent company for Venmo—so our integration is truly seamless.
Donors enjoy a consistent giving experience
PayPal and Venmo donors give through your social fundraising campaigns and giving forms—not through a separate process.
Your school name appears in Venmo feeds
Donors give to your school—not some third-party vendor. With GiveCampus, your school name always appears in Venmo feeds.
All gifts are processed and acknowledged the same way
Donors receive the same automated tax receipts and gift confirmations as with other gifts.
Funds are deposited directly into your school’s bank account
There’s no middle man—funds never pass through a third-party vendor account on their way to your institution.
All gifts appear in donation and deposit reports by default
You never have to download reports and reconcile gifts manually or try to match Venmo usernames to your donor database.
What’s Cash App Pay?
With more than 57 million active users across all ages and income levels, Cash App Pay gives your donors yet another convenient way to support the causes they care about most. That said, the ability to accept Cash App donations is especially important for those digital-native generations (looking at you Gen Z). Why? Because nearly half of Gen Z donors will abandon your form if they don’t see their preferred way to pay.
GiveCampus delivers the convenience your donors demand and the data your team depends on
GiveCampus makes it easy for donors to pay with Venmo, Paypal, Apple Pay, or Cash App Pay right from their mobile device or desktop. And gift processing and reporting is easier on the back end, too.
Donor-Centric
Give your supporters the fast, flexible, on-the-go giving experience they’ve come to expect.
Integrated
Accept payments on the only fundraising platform with native support for all digital wallets.
Hassle-Free
Collect the gift-reporting information you need—with zero limitations.
Measurable
See ROI in real time with handy tools for tracking preferred payment methods.
Tap a new and rapidly growing community of generous donors who prefer to give with crypto
Many major donor prospects enjoy the tax benefits of making cryptocurrency donations—and with GiveCampus you can easily accept their charitable contributions.
Raise even more dollars by accepting Donor Advised Funds
DAFpay is a fast, secure, and reliable way for supporters to give to your school through their Donor Advised Fund—and they can do it in under 15 seconds on GiveCampus.
Why do DAFs matter?
DAFs make up a significant percentage of annual giving in the US—and, right now, there is approximately $230 billion sitting in DAF accounts ready to be donated.
How does your institution’s digital wallets performance compare?
We crunched the numbers from 1,100+ Partner schools to uncover key trends in donor behavior, advocacy impact, volunteer engagement, and more—and it’s all detailed in our CY ‘24 Report.
Prepare Your School to Participate in the Crypto Economy
There’s a good chance you’ve already been approached by alumni interested in donating crypto assets to your annual fund or other initiatives. And if the subject hasn’t come up yet, it will.
