Generosity Matters | Diocese of Llandaff

Generosity Matters: Resources and advice on digital giving

Generosity and Giving Checklist

We've designed a checklist that will empower you to make the move from cash donations to digital giving. In the PDF below you'll find easy-to-follow steps you can take to increase generosity in your parish, alongside top tips and a variety of helpful resources.

Generosity and Giving Checklist (PDF)

Webinars

Generosity Matters helps your church prepare for the transition from cash to digital giving. By the end of the webinar series you will have the tools and techniques to talk about generosity with confidence, set up digital giving options to suit a wide range of audiences, and feel confident to introduce cashless giving.

1. Reopening after lockdown

The first webinar looked at overcoming the immediate challenges to giving in a post-lockdown world. We covered hygiene advice for handling cash, promoting digital giving online and explored funding opportunities available to parishes.

Resources mentioned in the webinar

Hosts

Matt Batten, former Director of Communication and Engagement

Jan Boyce, former Diocesan Accountant

Mark Brampton, Parish Resources Adviser

2, Preaching to increase generosity

Preaching to increase generosity with Mark Brampton

Resources mentioned in the webinar

3, Promoting giving on social media

Resources mentioned in this webinar

Canva.com for simple social media graphics.

Church of England Digital Labs

Parish Resources website

4, Creating a giving page on your website

Guest speaker: Nicolas Jenni, National Procurement Officer, Church of England

Resources mentioned in the webinar

Presentation slides [PowerPoint]

Register with Parish Buying

Sumup card reader

Gift Direct church in wales link: Gift Direct (Church in Wales)

5, How to use storytelling to encourage generosity

With Jonathan de Bernhardt-Wood, National Giving Adviser, Church of England

6, The future of giving and generosity

With Bishop June, former Bishop of Llandaff, and Archbishop Andy (former Bishop of Bangor)

Any questions?