Invite long-time givers to reflect.
GivFlow gently invites donors who haven't changed their giving in over two years to reflect on it. No pressure.
A recurring donor hasn’t adjusted their gift in over two years.
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1A gentle note
Thanks for their faithfulness and an invitation to reflect, written in your church’s voice.
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2One easy link
To review their gift if they choose to.
- 3Results tracked
See who adjusted their giving.
Hi Marcus,
You’ve given faithfully for years, and it has made a real difference here. Every so often we invite our givers to take a moment and reflect on their giving.
If you’d like to review your gift, here’s an easy link. Either way, thank you.
Every note comes from your church, and every reply reaches a person.
- Replies go to who you choosePick the reply-to person for each flow, like a pastor or your finance lead. Donors can always reach someone.
- Unlimited sendersCreate as many senders as you need, each with its own display name and signature.
- Context before it sendsGivFlow reads giving history, budgets, pledges and donor status first, so each note fits the person.
- Inactive donors are left outDonors marked Inactive are excluded from follow-ups automatically.
Other flows
All flows →When a gift fails, 1 in 3 donors stop for the year. GivFlow follows up.
New donorsA personal thank-you after a first gift, for each budget.
Second giftsFollow up after a second gift and show where giving goes.
Lapsed donorsA warm check-in from a pastor when someone stops giving.
Recurring givingRecurring donors give 4X the gifts and 30–60% more a year.
Processing feesInvite donors to cover fees or give by bank. 0.6% effective fees are achievable.
Recovered donorsA thank-you when someone gives again after lapsing, plus a small invitation to give monthly.
Dormant donorsA low-pressure update for donors who haven't given to a budget in 12 months.
Let GivFlow do the follow-up. You keep the relationships.
See what your church's giving is telling you, and what GivFlow would follow up on first. Fifteen minutes, no pressure.