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Having heard about some of the difficulty in budgeting for a charity my friend works at that is also reliant on donations, this isn't surprising.
She said things would be managed more effectively if there were predictable payments coming in, even if they were taking in less money in total.
It appears Gnome, and probably others, are the same.
Trouble is, I too am a "I like donating to things in lump sums so my bank account is less cluttered" kinda guy.