For the Bride

The founding cohort.

A limited group of churches who join first, hold a real stake in Manna, and shape products before anyone else sees it.

A real stake

Founding churches hold equity in Manna. Not a discount, not a loyalty tier, an actual position in the company their giving runs on.

You help shape the roadmap

We are onboarding by hand, so founding churches get asked first and heard loudest. What you tell us is missing shapes what we build next, and no one outranks you in that conversation.

Named for good

Founding status does not lapse. Churches who join the cohort stay founding churches permanently.

Who can join

The bar for the cohort.

The cohort is open to registered 501(c)(3) churches in the United States. We verify status during onboarding, not before you can talk to us.

Your organization connects through Stripe. Manna never holds your funds and never stores your credentials.

No. Round-ups work best where people already give, so if your church has an active giving rhythm, this adds to it rather than replacing it.

A few, yes. Ownership carries requirements of its own, and churches are structured in all sorts of ways. We work through that together early on, so you always know where you stand.

The other path
Outpost

Every church outside the cohort: the same product, at a rate the founding churches help hold down.

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Keep it in the Kingdom.

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