Our impact so far

Oasis customers recently raised thousands of pounds for pet charity Blue Cross, making micro-donations when shopping online and in-app. The funds raised are set to help redevelop an important rehoming centre, and will give hope to hundreds more pets in need.

From September 2017 to December 2018 customers at MFG were given the opportunity to donate to charity when buying petrol and other necessities. MFG is the largest independent forecourt operator in the UK with around 900 stations operating under the BP, Shell, Esso,...

Saturday marked International Museum Day and it is the beginning of Dementia Action Week – the perfect time to celebrate the amazing work House of Memories does to help those living with dementia. Last year, Rontec customers in the North West of England and North...

Papa John’s customers have rounded up their pizza purchase in support of ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, raising £9,000 in support of the charity’s vital work.

It’s hard to believe that air ambulances are charities that require local support in order to carry out their vital work, saving the lives of many. Thanks to your generous donations, 20 air ambulances across the UK have received extra funds to support their amazing...

The Screwfix Foundation has supported over 800 such projects since 2013, and your Pennies donations play a huge role ensuring charities get the help they deserve.

Since 2016, regulars at Fuller’s pubs and restaurants have been digging deep and rounding up their purchases in support of Shooting Star Children’s Hospices – and children like Lilly-Anne.

Marie Curie’s ‘Great Daffodil Appeal’ promotes positive conversations around end of life care. In celebration of this amazing appeal, Marie Curie rapid response nurse Paula has shared her story with Pennies.

Since the start of the year more than £7,000 has been raised in support of Multiple System Atrophy Trust, thanks to Papa John’s customers rounding up their pizza orders to fund research, support and advocacy for people affected by the neurological disorder.

Over the last 8 years, customers have donated millions of pennies is support of the NSPCC. Today, micro-donations made at hundreds of petrol stations across the country are helping fund a huge range of services, including the charity’s 24-hour support service, Childline.