dona+

dona+ is the app that facilitates fundraising for the Catholic Church through digital donations, while also giving parishioners automatic access to tax deductions on their personal income tax (or corporate income tax).

Main features:
· Connects donors (app users) and partner parishes electronically, potentially throughout Spain;
· Allows parishes to be selected using various methods (geolocation, map, list);
· With the standard donation option, it facilitates donations in just 3 clicks and just over 10 seconds;
· Uses a payment gateway supervised by the Bank of Spain, offering maximum security guarantees;
· Automates the declaration of these donations to the Tax Agency and the preparation and delivery of tax certificates to app users;
· Allows tax deductions for any amount, no matter how small, even from the Sunday collection!

All of this allows parishioners to:
· Contribute to the economic support of their community at any time and from anywhere, easily, quickly, and securely, without having to carry cash or physically attend the church;
· Automatically obtain a valid tax certificate for tax deductions; the tax savings are between 40% and 80% of their contribution in personal income tax (between 40% and 50% in corporate income tax for legal entities) depending on the amount and frequency of donations; for example, a €5 weekly contribution to the collection would be equivalent to €250 annually, but would generate a tax deduction (lower tax payable or higher tax refund) of up to €200;

All of this with a reduced service fee, which represents only a fraction of the tax savings generated, making it a profitable and value-generating option.

The app is owned by Animus Donandi, S.L., a commercial company whose main mission is to contribute to the economic sustainability of the Catholic Church through innovative technological solutions that facilitate more efficient and transparent management of financial resources and strengthen its image as a trustworthy, secure, and accessible institution. It also indirectly seeks to promote the financial health of its parishioners.