No matter where you try to give today, whether online or in-person, giving experiences tend to look a lot like commerce. Bake sales, product fundraisers, giving forms, and even "cart checkout" giving experiences all miss a lot of why we give at the community level. To top it off, they make giving an intermittent experience that doesn't align with the rest of our more routine community participation. Sixpence is changing the way giving works altogether on the community-level. You'll find no one-time giving forms here. No shops or checkout processes. Instead, we utilize technology that's been popularized in investment and savings apps to make financial participation in community efforts a background part of constituents' daily lives. Roundup donations, percentage pledges (of income), and a socially-oriented experience are all intended to make financial participation a background, routine piece of someone's overall participation in any community, whether a church, school, youth sports team, or other community. This is giving as participation and an experience of community, rather than another series of intermittent and detached transactions.