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A sunny small-town main street in early fall. Neighbors walk with coffee and sit outside a café, brick shops with awnings line the street and a white church steeple rises at the end.

Community Giving

Shop local. Give local.

Local shops can give their cash back1 to your church, school or cause.

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How it works.

Watch your town give back.

Shops that use Elephant Pay get back part of their card fees. They can send it to you.

One gift.

Three people. One town.

Here’s the same gift, from every side.

  1. A café owner in an apron smiles at the card reader on her counter while customers wait in line.

    The café owner

    Gives part of her card fees.

    Donated$412.20 to your local church.
  2. A woman taps her card to pay at a café counter as the barista hands her a coffee.

    A neighbor

    Buys a coffee.
    Like always.

    Nothing new to do.
  3. A church leader smiles at her phone at her desk.

    The church leader

    Gets a gift from the café.

    Gift received+$412.20 from the café.

Example amounts.2

Questions.

Answers, before you ask.

Where does the money come from? Shops that use Elephant Pay get back part of their card fees each month. They can send it to you.1

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Made for your group.

  • Neighbors laugh together over coffee in a sunny church hall: an older man, a woman and a young dad holding his toddler.

    Churches. Shops in your town can give back to your church.

  • At afternoon pickup outside a brick elementary school, a girl hugs her dad while a mom walks her young son past the school bus.

    Schools. The shops parents visit can give back to your school.

  • An older woman and a teenage volunteer smile as they pack a box of groceries together at a bright food bank.

    Nonprofits. Local shops can give back to your cause.

  • On a sunny fall morning, a coach crouches to talk with his young soccer team as they drink water, with parents watching from the sideline.

    Teams. Shops near the field can give back to your team.

Know a shop owner? Ask them.

Their card fees can be covered.4 And every month, they can give back to your group. Type your group’s name. We’ll write the note.

The same main street at blue hour. Shop windows and street lamps glow, neighbors walk home and sit outside the café, the church is lit at the end of the street, and the chrome elephant shines in a window.

Let your town give back.

Tell us about your group. We’ll show you how to start.

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