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People
Keep the payments you make and the donations you give in one place, tied to the aid they support — a family, a clinic, a shelter, a neighbor.
The record
Round up the accounting that supports aid.
Connect a bank and recent purchases land on this record. Each one rounds up to the next dollar. Give that spare change to a 501(c)(3) on Every.org, or add a payment by hand. RoundAid does not hold the gift.
This record is blank. Connect a bank, or add a payment or a donation.
For people giving and receiving support
For aid organizations
For nonprofits and partner groups
Who it’s for
People and the organizations around aid.
Aid rarely sits with one person or one ledger. RoundAid is for anyone who needs the payments and donations that support that work rounded up into a record others can follow.
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Aid organizations
Account for support coming in and help going out. Payments for care, supplies, and transport sit beside the donations that fund them.
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Nonprofits
Round up the books you share with donors, partners, and other organizations. A clear record of what was paid, what was given, and who it was for.
What gets rounded up
Payments and donations, together.
RoundAid is the accounting around aid: the money people and organizations pay, and the gifts they give, gathered so the purpose stays attached to the amount.
- Payments
- Money paid to support aid — supplies, services, stipends, transport, and the costs of getting help to people.
- Donations
- Gifts from people and from other organizations, recorded next to the payments they belong with.
- The record
- Those lines rounded up so a person, an aid group, or a nonprofit can see the support in one picture and share it.
Questions
What this record is, and what it is not.
What does RoundAid round up?
Payments and donations that support aid, gathered into one record so people, aid organizations, and nonprofits can see what was paid, what was given, and what it was for.
Who is RoundAid for?
People supporting aid, aid organizations, and nonprofits that need the books around that support rounded up.
Does RoundAid take payment or hold donations?
You pay the nonprofit you choose on Every.org. RoundAid does not hold the gift. The form sends a note about the organizations on your record.
Can I connect a bank?
Yes. Plaid connects the account you choose. RoundAid reads recent purchases and the spare change to the next dollar. RoundAid does not hold the money. A donation still opens on Every.org.
Get in touch
Bring payments and donations into one record.
Tell us who you are. Donation lines on the record include a pay link for the nonprofit you chose. Every.org collects that gift. This note is sent from mailex.