Pennies, the award-winning fintech charity, found in a survey that 48% of UK consumers would be more likely to micro-donate if they knew giving just 35p a week could raise £1 billion annually for charities.
Charities
For big impact, start small.
Micro-giving is the lifeblood of charities, and digital solutions have never been more important. Pennies can work with your corporate partners to collect micro-donations and provide you with vital additional grant income.
How we work with you.
The public is hugely generous and primed to give. Pennies works with your existing corporate partners by inviting their customers to give a little back to you when they shop. Benefits include:
Corporate engagement
Deepening your corporate relationships with a new way to raise income
Building vital income
Creating scale through continued, regular digital giving at the point of sale
Share the impact
In-store and online opportunities to thank customers and colleagues and share impact stories
Cost-effective
This is no-cost fundraising – no fees to set-up, and Pennies is a charity too
micro-donations made to date
The power of pennies so far.
Customers have made millions of micro-donations with Pennies. Together with our partners, we’re making more pennies count for hundreds of charities every year.
Charity spotlight.
Pennies partners support Ukraine humanitarian response.
Pennies worked with its partners to offer a quick and effective response to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. In just a few weeks, more than 500,000 people had made a digital micro-donation to charities including the Disasters Emergency Committee’s Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal, Choose Love, UK for UNHCR and Oxfam Ireland.
We’ve supported more than 940 charities to date, from national campaigns to local causes, all making real impact in the communities they serve.
Charity requirements.
We exist to encourage and facilitate charitable giving and by doing so to raise more money for the UK charity sector. However, being a charity ourselves not to mention a small team, there are few things we need in order to work with you:
You must be a charity registered in the UK, Republic of Ireland, Isle of Man or Jersey.
Your charity cannot have exclusively politically or religiously driven aims and objectives.
Pennies grants received should not form a charity’s majority or sole income.
Your corporate partner must meet a minimum fundraising requirement. Get in touch to discuss.
Start your journey now.
From retail, hospitality and technology brands looking to make a real difference, to charities looking to boost their impact, now is your chance to join the micro-donation movement.