“Receiving checks is 5X more expensive than receiving electronic payments. Sending checks is over 10X more expensive than sending electronic payments.”
Advocating for Electronic Payments
AOGF is committed to encouraging Causes to set up an electronic method for receiving their donations. Checks sent to Causes are frequently lost or become stale-dated if the Cause doesn’t receive or cash them in a timely fashion, resulting in frustration on the part of donors and Causes. AOGF’s model ensures Causes have better record-keeping and that donated funds are received in a reliable and timely fashion without the expensive and limiting processes around check donations.
Board of Directors
Bryan de Lottinville, Director and President
Bryan is a recognized thought leader in the field of corporate responsibility and employee engagement. Founder and Executive Chairperson at Benevity , he has played a major role in building Benevity into the industry’s leading corporate purpose software. Through giving, volunteering, grantmaking and positive actions, Benevity helps 650+ clients build better cultures, engage their employees and customers more deeply and create greater social and business impact.
Kathy Fields Povoas, Director
Kathy has more than 30 years of experience in legal and compliance regulatory matters and currently provides strategic advice and transaction support to companies and investors as they execute on growth and liquidity opportunities. Prior to founding STACCS, Kathy was a partner, as well as general counsel and chief compliance officer, at JMI Equity, a private equity firm focused on investing in leading software companies. Prior to JMI, she was a partner in the private equity group at Goodwin, a Global 50 law firm with 1,800+ lawyers. She holds a JD from Stanford Law School and bachelor’s degree from Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Kathy serves on several non-profit boards, as an Executive-in-Residence and on the investment committee for IU Ventures at Indiana University, and as a lecturer at Boston University School of Law.
Rebecca Skvorc, Director
Rebecca has over 25 years as a finance executive having held leadership roles across various industries including tech, media and banking. Rebecca is the current CFO at ODAIA, the customer science cloud for pharmaceutical companies where she partners with the team to make smart operational and strategic finance decisions. Rebecca's experience spans fast-paced start-up environments and stable Fortune 500 companies. She holds a CPA designation.