For churches

Your Sunday giving can fund ministry forever.

Plero quietly turns a share of everyday giving into a permanent fund — no campaign, no major gift, nothing new for your givers.

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The year in question 2126 What will still be funding your church then?

How it runs

How it works, in three steps.

Step 1

Keep funding today

Most of each eligible gift keeps funding ministry today, while a board-approved share begins building long-term support.

Step 2

Build a fund, automatically

A small share of each gift is set aside and invested in your church’s name.

Step 3

Draw income every year

The fund grows and pays the ministry back — while preserving the fund for the long term.

No campaign, no second ask Held in your church’s name Prudent draw preserves the fund

For your donors

Let givers build permanence, too.

Beyond your board’s policy, Plero lets a donor add a little on top for the endowment as they give — a tip for the future. Small amounts, given again and again, compound into lasting support.

Large one-time gifts are a bonus. Consistent top-ups are the engine.

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Grace CommunityGive

Your gift

$100.00

Add 5% to our endowment

A tip for the future · +$5.00

Gift today$100.00

To the endowment+$5.00

Total$105.00

Builds a permanent fund in Grace Community’s name

What permanence looks like

One fund. A hundred years of Sundays.

Endowments for
the local church

2026

A portion of this Sunday begins building permanence. Your board sets the share — one percent is enough to begin.

2051

The pastor who began it retires. The fund does not.

2076

A pastor you will never meet inherits financial strength.

2101

Ministry continues through challenges no one predicted.

2126

This Sunday is still helping fund the mission.

Sunday after Sunday. Year after year.
Generation after generation.

Plero builds the endowment into the weekly giving you already receive.

Built for churches

Owned by your church Held at Charles Schwab, Member SIPC Governed by your board Designed around your existing giving flow

Questions churches ask

Answers to common questions.

Will this reduce our current ministry funding?+

It changes how a portion of eligible giving is used. Most continues funding ministry today, while the board-approved share — ten percent is a common starting point — builds long-term support. Your board chooses the percentage and can adjust or pause it anytime.

Is this a campaign or a permanent policy?+

A standing policy, not a campaign. You set it once — there’s no drive, no deadline, and no separate ask of your people.

Does the congregation have to change how they give?+

In most implementations, donors keep giving through the same familiar experience. The exact setup depends on your giving platform and processing flow, which we confirm during onboarding.

How does the board approve it?+

Your board adopts a short allocation and spending policy — the share, what it applies to, and the annual draw. Plero provides a template; the decision and vote are recorded for your minutes.

What happens to restricted or designated gifts?+

Restricted gifts are honored as designated. The allocation applies only to the giving your board includes — you decide what is eligible.

How does it work with our giving system?+

Plero works alongside your existing giving stack — for example Pushpay, Planning Center, or Tithe.ly. The exact setup depends on your platform and processor, which we confirm with you during onboarding.

Can a smaller church realistically begin?+

Yes. There’s no minimum gift and no capital campaign. Most churches begin with a small share of the giving they already receive, and grow from there.

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