eGive Options.

The eGive program from UC Invest provides congregations with a simple, fee-free way to receive regular and reliable electronic giving.

eGive is an electronic giving option that establishes a regular Direct Debit from your bank account or credit card, replacing the need to carry cash for tithes and offerings.

Click the link below to access the form and make a donation to your preferred congregation.

eGive Personal Contribution Form.

Your eGive contribution is given straight to your Congregation where it’s used to support your church’s operations and local outreach programs.

No fees or charges are ever deducted from your gift to your Congregation.

No. We can debit your eGive contribution from any Australian bank account or credit card.

Yes. You can choose:

• When your contributions start

• The amount you’d like to contribute (typically from $10)

• How often you give (once-off, weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or quarterly)

You can choose to have your contributions deducted from:

• Visa or Mastercard

• Your bank account

Nothing, not a penny. We believe your gift should reach your Congregation fee free. UC Invest will never charge you to give.

Yes. You can cancel a single contribution or stop eGive entirely at any time.

Yes. You can opt in to receive SMS reminders before each contribution is processed.

Yes. While we send your Congregation a monthly statement detailing all contributions received, you can elect to remain completely anonymous. If you elect to remain anonymous all of your personal details will be kept strictly confidential and never be provided to your Congregation.

Only you can make changes to your eGive. For security reasons, changes cannot be made by church staff or other representatives on your behalf.

Yes. You can update your details including the amount, debit date, frequency of transaction and personal information by simply contacting our office on 1300 274 151. You can even postpone or cancel an individual transaction if required.

The only thing that you can’t alter over the phone are your bank account or credit card details.