Articles about Pushpay

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Olivia McClure

Updated on October 04, 2021

Pushpay’s director of customer success describes how his team uses specific processes, training and skills to optimize the user journey.

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In 2020, Pushpay processed&nbsp;$6.9 billion in transactions for churches and other&nbsp;organizations. Many of these transactions went toward&nbsp;helping the community.</p>

In 2020, Pushpay processed&nbsp;$6.9 billion in transactions for churches and other&nbsp;organizations. Many of these transactions went toward&nbsp;helping the community.

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Churches across then country have been using Pushpay to fundraise, increase membership and communicate with their congregations while Pushpay has been supporting its employees so that they can help customers reach their goals.

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