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Monthly Giving is a scheduled financial donation given to Habitat Victoria – without actually increasing how much you would normally give at the end of the year.  

  1. Get strategic with your giving.
    Giving always feels good, but it feels even better when you commit to the causes important to you and carefully strategize how much you can give.

  2. Easier on your pocketbook.
    Scheduled giving not only helps Habitat Victoria forecast their funding, budget their finances, and plan future charitable projects and initiatives — it also helps you budget as well!  Instead of making the rushed donation dash in the middle of the heavy-spending holiday season, feel good giving year-round and avoid a January cash-flow crunch.

  3. Easier to track.
    When you choose to give monthly, you’re able to request your tax receipts at any time. Or, you can simply wait until tax time to get one receipt with all of your charitable donations made that fiscal year.

  4. Best of all, monthly giving allows you to make a bigger charitable impact to your chosen cause.
    Consistent giving creates a larger impact over the course of the year. 

The Advantages of Monthly Giving

Why Charities Love Monthly Giving

For most charities, particularly small to medium-sized ones, donation revenue often times fluctuates dramatically from month to month, and year to year.  Monthly giving, however, offers a steady and predictable source of funding, and also allows charities to benefit from other advantages like:

  1. More Money can go to the Cause rather than Administrative and Marketing Costs
    There’s typically a significant cost advantage for all except for the largest gifts when donors choose to give online instead of mailing or phoning in their donation because manual administrative work is eliminated.

  2. More effective planning.
    With a more predictable cash flow, charities are able to remain focused on fulfilling their charitable mission by having the ability to plan future projects and initiatives without worrying if enough funds will come in to carry out their charitable efforts.