Church Financial software

I have used Quicken Deluxe for 10+ years for a church with average attendance of approx. 100 and have had investments in CD's and mutual funds. It met my every needs. Two years ago I upgraded to H&B only because we started a building program with pledges (receivables). This adds to the learning curve.

You might want to consider starting out with the basic program and upgrade if and when needed. Jim M.

We've been using QuickBooks Basic for several years, because we do our own payroll, etc. It's not perfect for a non-profit but those packages are very expensive. We have about 1800 members and 20+ on payroll. We write about 100 checks a month. Budget is in excess of 1M. We don't track individual membership or contributions with QB.

I've been using the software packages from this company for several years.