Pushpay
Digital giving and engagement platform for churches and nonprofits.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2011
- Employees
- 550
- Headquarters
- United States
- CEO
- Kenny Wyatt
- Type
- Private
- Funding
- Private Equity · $1B · 2023
- Subsidiaries
- Resi Media, Church Community Builder
About
At Pushpay, we're driven by a mission to strengthen community, connection, and belonging. We believe that mission-based organizations, particularly churches, deserve exceptional software to help them achieve their goals. This vision has been the cornerstone of our work for over a decade, inspiring us to create industry-leading technology and foster a culture of generosity. Since our founding in 2011 in Auckland, New Zealand, we've been dedicated to bridging the gap between in-person and online engagement, initially focusing on simplifying the giving process. Our journey began with the launch of our mobile giving iOS app in August 2012, quickly followed by an Android version, aiming to make donating as easy as possible. Over the years, we've continuously evolved and expanded our offerings to meet the dynamic needs of the organizations we serve. We've grown from a mobile giving solution to a comprehensive engagement platform. Key milestones include the acquisition of Church Community Builder in 2019, which significantly enhanced our church management capabilities, and the acquisition of Resi Media in 2021, an industry-leading video streaming platform that empowers organizations to expand their digital presence and engage audiences globally. We launched ChurchStaq™ in 2020, an all-inclusive suite of engagement solutions combining a Church Management System (ChMS), mobile app, donor management, and giving tools. More recently, in 2022, we introduced ParishStaq™, a purpose-built technology suite specifically designed for Catholic churches. Our commitment to innovation, usability, and customer care remains at the forefront as we empower our customers to increase participation, streamline administration, and build stronger, more connected communities.