Donations


Thank you for prayerfully considering a donation to Aslan’s Place Ministry!

As of June 23, 2025, our donations are managed by OnlineGiving.

This service allows you to track your giving and helps us provide end of year donation receipts.

Due to high service fees, we no longer accept new donations via PayPal.

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions are provided at the bottom of this page.

Please feel free to Contact Us if you have any questions.

If the donation window does not appear below,
please click here to go directly to the secure giving page.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How can I see my donation total for the year?
A: Please visit aslansplace.onlinegiving.org/donate to view your donation records. Please keep in mind that these records will not show donations that occurred before June 23, 2025. Note: For 2025 donations, you will receive two “end of year” receipts. One for January through June 22, and one for June 23 through December 31.

Q: Will my existing recurring donations through PayPal still be valid?
A: Yes, all existing recurring PayPal donations will still work and will be added to your donation total for the year.

Q: Can I still mail in donation checks?
A: While we now accept electronic donation checks, you are welcome to mail in paper checks. They will all be added to your donation total for the year.

Q: Can I still donate through the Aslan’s Place Online Bookstore?
A: No, in order to ensure you can track your donations, we will no longer accept them through the bookstore. Instead, please use this page or visit aslansplace.onlinegiving.org/donate

Q: Can I “call in” to donate using a saved credit card?
A: Aslan’s Place discontinued our previous card processing service, so we can no longer receive donations over the phone. Instead, you can make donations through OnlineGiving using their secure methods.

Here are details:
The payment information within OnlineGiving.org is not stored in a conventional manner to ensure security and compliance. Instead, the platform utilizes a tokenization process. Here are the key points regarding the storage of payment information:

  1. Tokenization Process: OnlineGiving.org does not store sensitive financial information like credit card details. Instead, it saves a unique identifier, a “token,” that serves as a reference to the customer’s payment information stored in a secure vault associated with the merchant gateway. This means that sensitive details are replaced with this token for all future transactions.
  2. Secure Vaults: The token is linked to a secure vault’s one-way reference ID, ensuring that actual credit card data is never stored in the database of OnlineGiving.org. This is a security measure to protect donors’ financial information.
  3. Accessing Saved Payment Methods: Although the token allows for seamless transactions, donors can manage their saved payment methods by navigating to “My Profile” in the “Your Account” menu on the platform. They can view, edit, or delete their stored payment options as needed.
  4. Security Compliance: The system is designed to be compliant with security standards, which prevent the storage of sensitive data such as the Card Security Code (CSC/CVV) beyond the initial transaction.

In summary, while OnlineGiving.org enables the saving of payment methods for convenience, it employs advanced security measures, ensuring that sensitive information is tokenized and securely managed.