Pushpay Holdings Limited
Pushpay provides software for churches and faith-based organizations, including online and mobile giving, donor management, church management software (ChMS), mobile apps, and engagement analytics. Its products help churches and parishes manage donations, member engagement, and administrative operations.www.pushpay.com
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Aug 30, 2026
speaker_3UNKNOWN
Yeah.
Robert MaduHOST
Ooh, we just found out, ooh, two months ago, that Pushpay, which is the platform that we give on, has been seeing what God is doing in our church, and is so excited about what God is doing here and our future home, that they came to us and said, "Hey, next Sunday, after One Day, on One Day Sunday, for one day, they are waiving every single online giving processing fee." [cheering] Next Sunday, 100%...
Robert MaduHOST
Y'all don't know when to shout.
Robert MaduHOST
Next Sunday, 100% of what you give goes straight to this house.
Robert MaduHOST
I'll shout.
Robert MaduHOST
A quarter of a million dollars? That's a blessing.
Robert MaduHOST
That's how much Pushpay believes in the vision here.
Robert MaduHOST
If you're still writing checks, do not write a check next Sunday.
Bruce CotterillHOST
He retired from CBA in December 2011 and went on to a governance career that included roles such as the Chair of Contact Energy, the Chair of Fletcher Building, Director of Fonterra, the Chair of the Australian Bankers Association, and many other commercial and philanthropic board appointments.
Bruce CotterillHOST
He's not quite finished either, and he continues today as Chairman of Craig's Investment Partners, the Chairman of Pushpay Holdings, and a Senior Advisor to BGH Capital in Melbourne.
Bruce CotterillHOST
Of course, the accolades have come thick and fast along the way, and there's far too many to mention here.
Bruce CotterillHOST
But some of the notable ones in 1997, the Deloitte 200 Executive of the Year with ASB.
Bruce CotterillHOST
He retired from CBA in December 2011 and went on to a governance career that included roles such as the chair of Contact Energy, the chair of Fletcher Building, director of Fonterra, the chair of the Australian Bankers Association, and many other commercial and philanthropic board appointments.
Bruce CotterillHOST
He's not quite finished either, and he continues today as chairman of Craig's Investment Partners, the chairman of Pushpay Holdings, and a senior advisor to BGH Capital in Melbourne.
Bruce CotterillHOST
Of course, the accolades have come thick and fast along the way, and there's far too many to mention here.
Bruce CotterillHOST
But some of the notable ones in 1997, the Deloitte 200 Executive of the Year with ASB.
Tony KynastonHOST
Mm.
CameronHOST
Um, I did hope to ask him about the stocks that he said that he liked back then, which were Domicom, DCL, Pushpay, PPH, and Xero, XRO.
CameronHOST
Um, I think he said he was invested in Domicom and Pushpay.
CameronHOST
I think they've both delisted.
CameronHOST
And, uh, Xero, I looked at, was about 60 bucks when we talked about it in May 2019.
Jack McQuireGUEST
And, and like, I guess my example that I always like throw out when, when I get that, um, question is that it's like in 2006, I don't think that it was a reasonable argument to say that as a New Zealand venture capitalist, the, the markets to pursue were cloud-based accounting software and rocket launching technology and church tithing.
Jack McQuireGUEST
But if you look at like in, in the couple year period after that, the, the multi-billion co- dollar companies founded in New Zealand from those sectors, Xero, Rocket Lab and Pushpay, like that's, those were the correct markets.
Jack McQuireGUEST
But I don't...
Jack McQuireGUEST
Nobody was predicting that in 2005, 2006.
Anand ZakiCORRESPONDENT
The company is called Sterling.
Anand ZakiCORRESPONDENT
It raised the cash from veterans of Xero, Vend, Pushpay and Trade Me, as well as the venture capital firm Blackbird.
Anand ZakiCORRESPONDENT
And, yeah, that is quite a large seed round by local standards.
Anand ZakiCORRESPONDENT
And when I say seed round, we're talking early-stage investment, so $3.8 million.