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Which church and charity giving platforms take credit cards?

Most churches take cards through a giving platform that charges about 2% to 3% plus a few cents a gift. Sometimes the church pays it, sometimes the giver is asked to cover it; either way it is more than the rewards a card earns, so a bank transfer usually gives the church the most. The routes that save more than any card (shares, a donor-advised fund, an IRA at 70½) are in the giving guide.

15 of 16 church and charity giving platforms we checked take credit cards. Each answer below links to the company’s own payment page.

Church or charityCredit card?Checked
Benevity (workplace giving)Yes, with a fee of 2.4%.2026-10-19
Breeze ChMSYes, with a fee of 2.9% plus $0.30.2026-10-19
Daffy (donor-advised fund)Yes, with a fee of 2.9%.2026-10-19
DonorboxYes, with a fee of 2.2% plus $0.30.2026-10-19
Fidelity Charitable (Giving Account)No. It does not take credit cards.2026-10-19
GivebutterYes, with a fee of 2.9% plus $0.30.2026-10-19
GivelifyYes, with a fee of 2.9% plus $0.30.2026-10-19
GoFundMe (charity fundraisers)Yes, with a fee of 2.2% plus $0.30.2026-10-19
PayPal Giving FundYes, with no card fee.2026-10-19
Planning Center GivingYes, with a fee of 2.15% plus $0.30.2026-10-19
PushpayYes. No card fee is published.2026-10-19
Subsplash GivingYes, with a fee of 2.3% plus $0.30.2026-10-19
Tithe.lyYes, with a fee of 2.9% plus $0.30.2026-10-19
Vanco FaithYes, with a fee of 2.9% plus $0.45.2026-10-19
ZeffyYes, with no card fee.2026-10-19
easyTitheYes, with a fee of 3% plus $0.42.2026-10-19

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