Thank the second gift. It's the one that sticks.
A second gift means someone is choosing to come back. GivFlow thanks them and tells them where their giving is going, while it still matters most.
A donor unit gives a second time.
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1A thank-you that notices
A short note from your church that recognizes they came back.
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2Where their giving goes
Share a story or update so the donor sees what their generosity is part of.
- 3Results tracked
See who received it and what happened next.
Illustration with sample donors.
Sample names.
Per budget
The second gift flow runs for each budget, so the thank-you is about the fund they gave to.
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.
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.
GenerosityA gentle nudge for donors whose giving hasn't changed in years.
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.