Every Swipe Benefits Charity® Program | Pay It Forward Processing

Our belief is that people truly love to give – by paying it forward. We also understand that it can be difficult as a business owner to find money for giving when you’ve got bills and taxes and a myriad of other issues demanding your time or money.

That’s why we at PFProcessing have made it possible for you to be part of our give back program without changing anything you’re currently doing - and at no additional cost.

Our innovative “Every Swipe Benefits Charity®” Program has just one goal: to help charities. We help make it possible by doing something you’re already doing: accepting credit cards. Your credit card processing fees won’t increase. In fact, 98% of our merchants see a reduction in their fees. And a portion of every swipe is donated to the charity of your choice.*

Now that’s what we call a Win-Win situation.

*Ask your personal account manager for details.

Participate in our "Every Swipe Benefits Charity" program:

Help the less fortunate
Give back to your community
Generate great PR and draw in new customers

We believe there’s no better definition of success than truly loving what you do, serving a purpose, and filling a need in the world. If this resonates with you, we invite you to join the PFProcessing family and start making sure that "Every Swipe Benefits Charity."

So...how does it work?

Choose your charity from our list of nonprofits. The owners of PFProcessing, Renee and David, donate a portion of every swipe from your merchant account each year to ESBCharity who then donates to a board-approved vetted nonprofit organization in your business’ name.

As an alternative, you can donate directly to the charity by shopping at Amazon Smile, or nominate your favorite charity to become a beneficiary (once vetted they can receive donations). This creates a win-win situation: non-profits gain valuable support and you enhance your status as a socially responsible company—simply by partnering with PFProcessing.

Williams Syndrome

The mission of the Williams Syndrome Association is to enrich the lives of individuals and families affected by Williams syndrome and similar conditions through support, research and education.....

We will uphold our mission by:
Providing information and emotional support to individuals with characteristics of Williams syndrome, their families, and the professionals who work with them
Developing programs and services to help build strengths and meet challenges from early childhood through adulthood
Increasing public awareness and understanding of Williams syndrome
Encouraging and supporting research into a wide range of issues related to Williams syndrome
The Williams Syndrome Association (WSA) was formed in 1982 by, and for, families of individuals with Williams syndrome.

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American Institute for Cancer Research

From decades of research, a simple yet powerful conclusion has emerged: The choices we make every day affect our chances of getting cancer. That’s AICR’s hopeful and exciting message...

and it’s one that more people need to hear. For years, people believed that cancer was something that struck without reason or warning claiming victims who were powerless in the face of the disease. Over the last 30 years, scientists have found convincing evidence that what you eat, how you move and how much you weigh can lower your risk for many cancers. By funding research, interpreting evidence, and educating the public about the results, AICR is helping Americans realize that it’s never too early and never too late to make choices that protect against cancer.

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B.I.A.N.C.A

My niece, Bianca, was diagnosed with autism when she was just 3 years old. It nearly broke my heart watching the hoops my sister had to jump through to get Bianca the help she needed. I wanted to help Bianca...

but struggled with how I could do this because she lives in New Jersey while I live in California. In July 2011, I founded Be Involved * Act Now * Cure Autism, Inc. (B.I.A.N.C.A.) in order to help children like Bianca in San Diego get the help they need. B.I.A.N.C.A. was formed to be a conduit for families coping with Autism Spectrum Disorders and services that enhance each child’s development, enabling autistic children to grow up to be a productive member of the community.

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Gently Hugged

Mission: to collect and distribute donated gently used clothing in sizes newborn to 12 months for San Diego babies in need.Our founders, two nurses working in the field of public health, noticed first-hand how more and more...

new moms struggle to acquire basic clothing to keep their babies warm and and help them thrive, while many others have surplus and barely worn clothing to donate. Attractive bags of unblemished clothing in a range of sizes for the first year are distributed through social workers and nurses to supply an infant in need for its first year. Also included are donated and handmade blankets and a new board book for baby.

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Shelter to Soldier

Shelter to Soldier is a CA 501c3 nonprofit organization that rescues dogs from an otherwise uncertain future in local shelters and trains them to become psychiatric service dogs for post-9/11 combat veterans suffering...

from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD),Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and/or other injuries associated with traumatic service experiences. Every day, 22 US veterans and 1 active duty service member are lost to suicide. That’s an average of one life lost every 63 minutes. The suicide rate among the nation’s military personnel has spiked this year, eclipsing the number of troops dying in battle and on pace to set a record annual high since the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan more than a decade ago. PTSD is a major problem for our men and women in uniform, and its effects last far and beyond the battlefield.

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TERi Inc

Since founding in 1980, TERi Inc. has made it their mission to change the way the world views and helps children and adults touched by special needs. TERi currently cares for hundred of individuals and their families...

affected by special needs in group homes, non-public schools, day programs, respite care, transportation, and research. TERi offers services to people who have autism, intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, brain trauma, severe behavioral disorders, dual diagnoses, and learning disabilities.

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