8 reasons why simple/organic/house church people may not give via their church

 
The last post looked at the fact that most people within simple/organic/house churches, although they give more generously than their traditional church counterparts, often do not give (or only give a part) via their simple church. Here are some potential reasons for this:

1. Many simple churches do not discuss giving. Period. Christians have been so burned by the pressure to give from their previous experience that no one wants to bring up a potentially controversial subject.
2. Some simple churches haven't set up a giving mechanism. They have neither a bank accounty nor do they take up offerings. They ponder over whether to become a 501C3 charitable entity. Some are very wary of giving information to the government. Others don't want to go through the hassle of all the paperwork.
3. Many Christians have sought the Lord over their giving, and are giving where he indicates (which is not via their simple church network.)
4. There is a lot of giving going on within the simple churches that doesn't go via the church as a whole. A person becomes aware of another person's need and provides for it without going through "official channels."
5. Many people have friends who are involved in full-time Kingdom work and revel in the freedom to support them directly.  
6. To tithe or not to tithe: that is the question.
7. Many individual churches or networks of churches have not sought God corporately regarding what he wants them to do with their finances. 
8. Lack of vision for what a strategy for giving might accomplish.

What other reasons can you think of?