DON'T WANT TO GIVE ELECTRONICALLY? READ THIS.
Our Financial Stewardship Commission put together the following Q&A for those who are either hesitant to switch to PushPay or who have no desire to give electronically:
Q1. What is Pushpay?
Pushpay is an electronic donor management system for charities operating within the United States. It is recommended by the Archdiocese of Chicago.
Q2. Is it difficult to use?
It is so easy, my 91-year-old mother can do it! It takes just a few minutes.
1. Scan Donate QR code and open the webpage or go to the
olransom.org webpage and click on the "Donate" link.
2. Enter the amount and select frequency.
3. Enter your mobile number to receive a security code via text message. If you don't have a mobile phone, click "Need Help" and then "Receive security code by voice call".
4. Enter the security code sent in text message or voice call.
5. Add a payment method (credit/debit card or checking account).
6. Click the "Schedule recurring gift" button.
Q3. Can I change or cancel my donation? Yes!
1. Scan Donate QR code and open the webpage or go to the
olransom.org webpage and click on the "Donate" link.
2. Select the account icon in the upper right corner and click on "Manage".
3. Enter your mobile number to receive a security code via text message. If you don't have a mobile phone, click "Need Help" and then "Receive security code by voice call".
4. Enter the security code sent in text message or voice call.
5. Scroll down to "Scheduled gifts" and click "edit" on the gift.
6. Pause, change or cancel the gift.
Q4. Is it safe and secure?
Yes. It is more secure than paying for a meal at a restaurant where you hand a waiter your credit card to go and swipe. Your information goes directly from you to the Our Lady of Ransom Pushpay account.
Q5. Do I have to remember a password?
No. Rather than using a password to verify it is you, Pushpay sends a security code to your phone every time you log in. By entering the security code, you are verifying that you are you!
Q6. Why should I give electronically?
It benefits you and the parish.
1. No need for envelopes and checks or cash.
2. Less overhead for the parish. No mailing envelopes. No counting money or depositing checks. Record keeping is automated. This dramatically decreases both the financial and manpower resources needed for the parish to run our collection.
3. You have complete control and access to your donation history. No waiting or worrying about end-of-year tax letters - print them off yourself on January 1st.
4. It is the way of the future.