The Network of Giving is a powerful, hyper-local digital Software as a Service (SaaS) platform. It fosters a community-minded movement of giving by connecting local members with participating businesses that care. Local non-profits benefit from business-defined and funded contributions when the consumers make a purchase with their existing linked debit or credit cards from any financial institutions.
No! Network of Giving is always provided to members at no cost, and does not require new cards.
Yes! Network of Giving does not impact your existing debit / credit cards, rewards, and loyalty programs.
Tell us about local businesses you would like to see participating in Network of Giving on the Recommend a Business page.
Network of Giving utilizes Plaid’s data network, a service trusted by 150+ million consumers to connect to over 12,000 financial institutions with many of the largest banks and the Fortune 500 companies along with thousands of fintech companies like Venmo and SoFi.
Businesses in the Network of Giving contribute a percentage of your purchases to local non-profits. By linking your payment cards safely and securely with Plaid, Network of Giving can confirm when you shop at participating Network of Giving businesses and identify the appropriate contribution amount for the non-profits.
Linking your cards is done safely and securely through Plaid with your online banking portal while signing up for Network of Giving.
Network of Giving utilizes Plaid, a service trusted by 150+ million consumers to connect to over 12,000 financial institutions.
With Plaid, Network of Giving has no access to your bank login details.
Yes! You can link as many credit and debit cards to Network of Giving as you like. Just go to the Link Cards section of the Network of Giving app.
Plaid uses the highest levels of security possible to keep your information safe.
Plaid will never share your login and password info with the linked financial application.
Plaid securely manages your transaction information for Network of Giving.
Plaid is certified in internationally-recognized security standards, like ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and is SSAE18 SOC 2 compliant.
Please contact your financial institution, they can assist you in resetting your card credentials.
We take privacy and security very seriously. Network of Giving applies privacy, encryption, and security protections to your personal information as required by law. Additionally, the security measures and protocols of the Network of Giving are regularly audited by Barricade IT, a trusted independent third-party.
Securely linking your credit and debit cards enables contributions to be generated from the participating local businesses when you shop – at no additional cost to you. This data also allows entries into prize draws and anonymous feedback surveys to be created for you.
No! Network of Giving never sells or rents your information. We believe your data is your property and support your right to privacy and transparency.
To personalize your Network of Giving experience we ask that you confirm your name, address, gender, date of birth and email address.
No! Network of Giving never has access to your online banking login credentials and is not able to deposit, transfer, or withdraw money / funds from your cards.
You can update your email address by going to the Account section of the Network of Giving app and selecting “Change Email”. You will be able to enter your new email address.
You can update your password by going to the Account section of the Network of Giving app and selecting “Change Password”. You will be able to enter and confirm your new password.
Yes! Network of Giving apps are available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store under “Network of Giving”.
You can click the unsubscribe button at the bottom of any Network of Giving email you receive.
Alternatively, you may unsubscribe by going to the Account section of the Network of Giving app and un-checking the box next to “I agree to receive email messages”.
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