From Nov. 1 through Dec. 31, each time someone sends money using the Popmoney(R) personal payment service at one of nearly 200 participating financial institutions, one dollar will be donated, up to $50,000, to Good360. A list of participating banks and credit unions can be found at http://fisv.co/good-360.

Good360 connects businesses who have excess goods with the charities and people who need them. They work with companies, individuals and a network of more than 40,000 pre-qualified charities in communities throughout the world to distribute more than $300 million in products each year, helping children, veterans, families, disaster relief efforts and more.

"This Season of Giving campaign will help unleash nearly $1.5 million in product donations to help improve people's lives," said Cindy Hallberlin, president and CEO of Good360. "Every $1 donated to Good360 allows us to distribute an average of $30 worth of essential products. Popmoney users will be giving a lot of good this holiday season, and we're incredibly grateful for this partnership."

With Popmoney, consumers can send money to and receive money from friends, family and others they know or owe using their existing bank account*. The Popmoney service allows users to send money electronically using the recipient's name and email address or mobile phone number. The service is commonly used for sending and receiving money for rent, splitting shared bills, and monetary gifts. While monetary gifts are a top-five Popmoney payment type year-round, there is a marked increase in gifting payments during the holiday season.

Fiserv research conducted in 2013 revealed that 94 percent of Americans would welcome money as a gift. Giving the gift of cash while facilitating a donation to a trusted nonprofit is a great way to ensure everyone on the list gets what they really want. Monetary gift givers can even send recipients a personalized eGreeting, which is delivered to the recipient along with the notification that they have been sent money.

"With giving back at the top of mind for many Americans during the holiday season, we felt this was the ideal time to make it possible for people to give money by sending money," said Tom Roberts, senior vice president of marketing, Electronic Payments, Fiserv. "The nearly 200 banks and credit unions participating in the Season of Giving are providing people with one more compelling reason to use Popmoney."