Limited-time offer from Paze
Give $10. Get $10 back.
Paze is running a promotion that refunds $10 to your card when you pay with it — up to ten times per card. Point those ten payments at Bnei Moshe of Kensington and you have donated $100 that did not come out of your pocket.
Takes about ninety seconds the first time, and around twenty seconds every time after that.
The arithmetic
Why this is worth your ninety seconds
One payment
You pay $10. We receive $10. Paze credits $10 back to the same card, so your net cost is nothing.
Ten per card
The offer repeats up to ten times on each enrolled card. That is $100 to the fund, per card.
Every card in the drawer
The limit is per card, not per person. A household with four eligible cards can send $400.
Step by step
How to do it
You do not download an app and you do not create a password. Paze recognizes your cards from your bank and confirms it is you with a code sent to your email.
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Open the $10 donation link
Use the button on this page. It opens a secure Clover checkout page already set to $10 — you do not have to type an amount.
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Choose Paze at checkout
On the payment screen, pick Paze rather than typing a card number. If you do not see it, scroll the payment options — it usually sits alongside the other wallet buttons.
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Enter your email and the code
Paze looks up the cards your banks have already enrolled for you and emails you a one-time code to confirm it is you. There is no account to create.
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Pick which card to use
Your eligible cards are listed. Choose one, and remember which one — the next $10 should go on the same card until you have used its ten, or on a different card to start its ten.
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Confirm the $10
The donation goes through immediately and you get a receipt by email. The $10 credit from Paze appears on that card afterwards, on the bank's own timing.
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Do it again
Come back to this page and repeat — same card up to ten times, then move to the next card. Each run after the first is just a few taps.
Eligibility
Which cards work
Paze is backed by the major US banks, and most cards from participating banks are enrolled automatically — you do not have to add them.
- Credit cards from participating banks — the most reliable choice.
- Debit cards from participating banks — usually eligible.
- Business cards — depends on the issuing bank; some include them, some don't.
The simplest test is to start a $10 checkout and see which cards Paze lists for you. If a card does not appear, it is not enrolled and this offer will not apply to it.
Promotion terms, eligibility and the credit amount are set by Paze and its participating banks, not by Bnei Moshe of Kensington, and can change or end at any time. Please check the current terms in the Paze checkout before relying on the credit.
Questions
What people ask
Is this a trick? Why would anyone give me $10 back?
It is a customer-acquisition promotion. Paze is competing with the other digital wallets and is paying to get people to use it once. Your donation is real and reaches us in full; the credit is Paze's marketing budget, not our money.
Do I have to install anything?
No. There is no app and no password. Paze works inside the checkout page using your email address and a one-time code.
Does Bnei Moshe of Kensington see my card number?
No. The payment runs through Clover and Paze. We receive the donation and your name and email — never your card details.
How long until the $10 comes back?
That is set by Paze and your bank, not by us. It typically shows up as a statement credit rather than an instant refund, so give it a billing cycle before worrying.
Can I do all ten at once?
You can run them back to back. Some banks flag repeated identical charges as unusual activity — if a payment is declined, approve the alert from your bank and try again, or space them out over a few days.
Can I give more than $10?
Yes, but the promotion applies to the $10 payment. If you want to give a larger amount, use the regular donation page — and you can still run the $10 offer separately on top of it.
Where does the money actually go?
To the programs listed on our programs page — food and Shabbos packages, rent and tuition relief, Kimcha d'Pischa, medical help and hachnasas kallah — plus a dedicated portion to Kupat Rabbi Yehuda bar Illue for families in Tzfat.
Ninety seconds. Ten dollars. Ten times.
Nobody is asking you to sacrifice here. Run the offer, let Paze pay for it, and a family in Kensington gets groceries this week.