High-Growth Fundraising the Silicon Valley Way

Praise for HIGH-GROWTH FUNDRAISING THE SILICON VALLEY WAY

“In an era where many churches are struggling to get the money they need for ministry, Vance Roush comes along with a powerful solution. The money’s actually there. It’s just going to show up differently than in the past. If your church wants to release more money for ministry, this book is for you.”
—Carey Nieuwhof, Bestselling author of At Your Best and Founder, The Art of Leadership Academy

“Tech employees are often compensated with stock and crypto and they want to give using these new asset classes. Vance does a masterful job of emystifying complex concepts, and his book will help organizations exceed their fundraising targets and accelerate their impact in the world.”
—Anthony Kennada, Co-Founder and CEO at AudiencePlus, Former Chief Marketing Officer at Front, Gainsight, and Hopin

“As a fan and user of Overflow, the platform that Vance has built, I have seen firsthand how well his strategies and concepts benefit charitable giving. I highly recommend leaning into this book and learning key principles around unlocking generosity for your organization.”
—Bobby Gruenewald, CEO, YouVersion Bible App, Pastor and Innovation Leader, Life.Church

“I was an early investor in Overflow and Vance because he had the vision to build the ‘Venmo for Giving.’ I believe all fundraisers—at churches, charities and universities—absolutely need the principles in this book.”
—Michael Vaughan, Former COO at Venmo

“I have had the honor to serve hundreds of churches and church plants and have never seen the rate of adoption around the platforms and the principles that Vance and his team have shared, quite like I have with Overflow and the lessons in this book. I have dedicated my life to the local church and am very intentional with endorsing individuals that have a true heart for it. Vance is one of those guys!”
—Dino Rizzo, Executive Director of ARC (Association of Related Churches), Founder of Servolution, and Pastoral Team at Church of the Highlands