If your church has ever turned away a stock donation because the paperwork was too complicated — or never even thought to ask for one — Overflow was built to solve that exact problem. This giving platform helps churches and nonprofits accept donations of stock, crypto, DAFs (donor-advised funds), and traditional card and ACH payments all in one place, making non-cash generosity as simple as tapping a phone.^1
Founded in 2019 by Vance Roush — a former Google product manager turned executive pastor at VIVE Church in Silicon Valley — Overflow started when members of his congregation wanted to donate tech stock but the process required physical forms and a fax machine. After building a solution that unlocked $1.1 million in stock gifts in just three days for his own church, Roush turned it into a platform now trusted by over 1,000 ministries and organizations, including Church of the Highlands, ZOE Church, Celebration Church, Change Church, Community Christian Church, the Bible Project, and the Golden State Warriors Community Foundation.^2
Overflow has raised over $30 million in venture funding from investors including Salesforce Ventures, Uncork Capital, Craft Ventures, and the Wesleyan Investment Foundation.^4 Churches see an average 12% increase in giving after migrating. Key features include Overflow Tap (NFC-enabled hardware for contactless giving, connection cards, prayer requests, and event sign-ups at services — now with ProPresenter integration), ExpressGive™ (text-to-give in seconds), Overflow AI (analytics tool built specifically for church finance teams, launched May 2025), RoundUps™ (spare-change giving), Gift Entry (offline giving management), On-Demand Giving Statements, and integrations with Planning Center, Rock RMS, Salesforce, and Zapier, plus a dedicated migration team with an integrated dashboard tool that handles the switch from other platforms.^1 In August 2024, Overflow launched Generosity University, an 8-lesson financial discipleship program designed to cultivate a lifestyle of giving within church communities — now adopted by churches like Compass Christian Church and large multisite congregations nationwide.^6 In 2026, industry veteran Jeremy Everett (formerly of Pushpay, where he spent 11 years pioneering mobile giving) joined as VP of Payments to lead payment innovation.^7
Roush also authored High Growth Fundraising the Silicon Valley Way, an Amazon Best Seller, and the company reserves 10% of its revenue for the Overflow Generosity Fund through the Overflow Foundation.^4
Why Churches Love Overflow: "We're so grateful for how Overflow has made giving safe and easy for the people in our church." — Chris Hodges, Church of the Highlands^1
"Overflow is more advanced, it's more secure, and I believe it is going to serve us more faithfully." — Darius Daniels, Change Church^1
"I just want to say a huge thank you to the whole Overflow team. You have been such a game changer here in Los Angeles at Zoe Church." — Chad Veach, ZOE Church^1
"The thing that attracts us most to Overflow is their vision and passion for serving the kingdom. They have a unique culture that views our feedback as positive." — David Girdwood, Community Christian Church^8
Notable- Over $30M raised from Salesforce Ventures, Uncork Capital, Craft Ventures, Wesleyan Investment Foundation^4
- Trusted by over 1,000 ministries and organizations including the Bible Project, Braveheart Ministries, and Highlands College^1
- Acquired payment processor DEKA (April 2022) and Willfora (September 2022), expanding into Canada^4
- Acquired Novity (April 2024) to scale Overflow Tap NFC technology^4
- Overflow AI launched May 2025 — first AI analytics tool built for church finance teams^4
- Generosity University launched August 2024 — 8-lesson financial discipleship program with annual subscription pricing^6
- 2026 case studies: Kalos Church ($200K+ stock in 9 months), Church of Whitestone (consolidated giving), Memphis Tabernacle (133 people with Tap)^9^11
- Overflow Tap expands beyond giving: 800% increase in prayer requests at Church of the Highlands, 42x engagement vs QR codes^1
- Jeremy Everett (ex-Pushpay, 11 years) joined as VP of Payments in 2026^7
- Offices in Silicon Valley and Birmingham, AL^4
- SOC-2 Type 2 compliant financial platform^5
- 2026 Annual Church Giving Report published^1
Platforms: Web Pricing: Subscription + processing fees (requires demo for specifics)
