RoundUp.org Invites Nonprofits Nationwide to Build Sustainable Recurring Revenue with the RoundUp Recurring Donor Program--and Receive a $250 Reward Payment from RoundUp for Every 10 New Donors Signed Up

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Oct 27, 2026, 08:36 ET

Join more than 22,000 nonprofits already enrolled in RoundUp's Recurring Donor Program. No application. No grant proposal. No additional budget. Get started in less than a minute.

DURHAM, N.C., Oct. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- RoundUp.org, the service that lets donors round up everyday Visa and Mastercard purchases for the nonprofit of their choice, announced today the launch of the RoundUp Recurring Donor Program, backed by up to $200,000 in Donor Growth Reward payments.

For most nonprofits, recurring donors are the most valuable fundraising asset they can build. On average, 100 recurring RoundUp donors generate approximately $30,000 in annual donations for the nonprofit they support, creating a dependable source of recurring funding that can continue for years.

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RoundUp.org's Recurring Donor Program pays nonprofits a $250 reward for every 10 new recurring donors who sign up during a 45-day window. No application, no grant proposal, no additional budget. More than 22,000 verified nonprofits are on RoundUp.org, and RoundUp has committed up to $200,000 in reward payments. Details: https://www.roundup.org/blog/recurring-donor-program
RoundUp.org's Recurring Donor Program pays nonprofits a $250 reward for every 10 new recurring donors who sign up during a 45-day window. No application, no grant proposal, no additional budget. More than 22,000 verified nonprofits are on RoundUp.org, and RoundUp has committed up to $200,000 in reward payments. Details: https://www.roundup.org/blog/recurring-donor-program
The Recurring Donor Program dashboard in RoundUp.org's Nonprofit Admin Portal shows days remaining in the 45-day window, donors signed up so far, progress toward the next $250 reward and maximum potential payout, alongside a ready-to-use Campaign Kit with email templates, social captions and a QR code.
The Recurring Donor Program dashboard in RoundUp.org's Nonprofit Admin Portal shows days remaining in the 45-day window, donors signed up so far, progress toward the next $250 reward and maximum potential payout, alongside a ready-to-use Campaign Kit with email templates, social captions and a QR code.

Acquiring recurring donors has long been one of the hardest, most expensive challenges nonprofits face. The program pairs a financial incentive nonprofits can use to motivate supporters ('Sign up today and we'll receive an extra $250 for every 10 new donors') with a ready-made donor marketing toolkit.

Each nonprofit receives:

  • A personalized Program Dashboard that tracks progress toward earning each $250 Donor Growth Reward
  • Ready-to-use email campaigns
  • Social media posts and graphics
  • Printable templates and promotional materials
  • A unique QR code linking directly to the nonprofit's RoundUp donation page

Joining the RoundUp Recurring Donor Program takes less than a minute:

  1. Search for your nonprofit on RoundUp.org.
  2. Click "Login as Nonprofit" on your page and verify your email address.
  3. You'll have immediate access to your Program Dashboard and Campaign Toolkit.

"The biggest challenge facing most nonprofits isn't inspiring generosity—it's acquiring recurring donors," said Jed Carlson, Founder and CEO of RoundUp.org. "Recurring donors are the most valuable fundraising asset, yet they're also the hardest to acquire. By combining an incentive for donors to give NOW with ready-to-use fundraising tools, we're making it easier than ever for nonprofits to build sustainable recurring revenue."

RoundUp believes the future of nonprofit fundraising isn't asking existing donors to give more—it's making giving so effortless that millions more people choose to become recurring supporters. Today, recurring giving accounts for just 3% of charitable giving. If that share grew to 10%, it would represent more than $40 billion in additional recurring charitable giving each year.

"We're not trying to become the biggest donation tool," Carlson said. "We're trying to become the best at helping nonprofits get their donors to give month in and month out."

About RoundUp.org

As an approved financial partner of Visa and Mastercard, RoundUp helps more than 22,000 verified nonprofits acquire recurring donors and build sustainable recurring revenue while making charitable giving simple, automatic, and impactful.

For more information, visit RoundUp.org/blog

Press kit, including images, a one-page data sheet and founder headshot: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/19AnzimoY4Ror8F-N8iPDBO-r2zUL_QDp

Media Contact

Jed Carlson
Founder & CEO
RoundUp.org
919.214.9499
[email protected]
www.RoundUp.org

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