We design, manufacture, and distribute a wide array of Tamper-Evident Cash Deposit, Evidence, Casino, and other bags for financial institutions, retailers, churches, restaurants, law enforcement, payroll firms and more.
Connover Packaging manufactures church cash deposit bags to safely transport Sunday offerings, event proceeds, and mission fundraising from the collection point to the bank. Every bag ships with a tamper-evident seal, serialized numbering, and a write-on panel your counting team can fill out before the deposit leaves the building.
Browse stock sizes below, or contact us for custom branding on a bulk order.
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Church cash handling usually passes through several hands before it reaches a bank branch: ushers who collect it, counters who tally it, a treasurer who logs it, and often a courier or volunteer who carries it the rest of the way. Each handoff is a point at which a bag must show that nothing was opened or altered along the way. Tamper-evident church deposit bags address that directly.
A void-indicating seal shows a visible pattern change the moment someone tries to open the bag at any point other than its intended entry point. Serialized numbering lets your counting team log which bag went out and match it against what comes back, so a missing or substituted bag is easy to catch.
Our church security bags don’t replace your existing counting and deposit procedures. They give the people carrying out those procedures a way to show the chain of handoffs stayed intact.
Every church offering bag in our line shares the same core security features:
The right bag depends less on denomination and more on how your offerings move.
A single Sunday service with modest attendance typically fits a smaller stock size, such as a 7 x 10 or 9 x 12 church collection bag. Multiple services, a school collection, or a large fundraising event call for a larger format or a higher case count, so counters aren’t splitting one collection across several bags.
A single-campus church can usually standardize on a single bag size and serialization sequence. A multi-campus church or a diocese overseeing several parishes benefits from barcode serialization, so a finance office can track deposits from every location without cross-referencing paper logs by hand.
Select sizes ship with an attached exterior pouch for a deposit slip or count sheet, so paperwork travels with the bag without going inside the sealed cash compartment.
Custom-printed bags with your church’s name or logo are available at low minimum order quantities, which matters for a congregation ordering a few cases at a time rather than a full pallet.
Contact us for a custom quote if you’re not sure which size or configuration fits your congregation. We’ll help you match a bag to your actual collection.
A single seal type and serialization sequence end up covering more than the standard Sunday plate. Here’s where congregations put the line to work most often:
Connover Packaging works with churches, dioceses, and religious schools to create the right deposit bag for their collection volume and security needs. Contact us for a custom quote on branded bags, barcode serialization, or a first order sized to your congregation.
Single-use. Church money bags carry a tamper-evident seal that shows a permanent change when cut or opened, which is what makes it useful as a security check in the first place. Treat each bag as one trip from the collection plate to the bank, and start a fresh one for the next deposit.
Opaque bags keep the contents out of view, which most congregations prefer when a bag is carried through a lobby or parking lot on the way to a bank or courier. Clear bags let a counting team or bank teller do a quick visual check without breaking the seal, which some churches prefer for added transparency during the count. Both carry the same tamper-evident seal and serialized numbering.
No account setup is required for standard sizes. You can order directly through the online shop and check out like any other purchase. If you need custom branding, a larger case count, or want to compare options across multiple campuses, contact us for a custom quote, and we’ll work through it directly.
Most banks and couriers work routinely with tamper-evident deposit bags, since they’re a standard part of commercial cash handling. Requirements can still vary by institution, so it’s worth checking with your bank or courier on anything specific to your account before your first deposit.
No, that part stays with your team. Connover prints the serialized number on the bag, but your counting team logs which number went out and matches it against the number that comes back. That keeps the reconciliation process in your church’s hands rather than tied to an outside system.
