Giving & Stewardship Survey
An anonymous read on giving barriers, transparency trust, and communication preferences.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Money talk in communities of faith fails at the extremes – avoided entirely or pressed uncomfortably. This anonymous survey finds the ground between: how connected people feel to where giving goes, transparency trust, the practical barriers (methods, timing, awareness), and how they prefer generosity communicated – vision, need, or quietly not at all.
The where-it-goes clarity score is the generosity lever leadership actually controls; people fund what they can see.
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Generosity, honestly
This survey asks how you think about giving and how well we explain our finances. Your answers help us communicate better. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.How much do you agree? (Anonymous.)*
| Disagree | Unsure | Agree | |
|---|---|---|---|
| I can see where giving goes | |||
| I can see what giving achieves | |||
| Finances feel transparently handled | |||
| Giving is talked about in a healthy way here | |||
| The methods for giving suit me |
Q2.What most shapes your current giving level?
- My financial season
- Connection to the vision
- Habit/standing arrangement
- Uncertainty where it goes
- Prefer not to say
Q3.How should generosity be communicated?
- Vision and stories of impact
- Clear needs and numbers
- Both
- Less than currently
Q4.One question about our finances you would like answered?
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