We’ll forgive you for not catching us live at 5.45am this morning, but we were thrilled to be invited onto the BBC World Business Report – also aired on BBC News – to talk about the power of micro-donations.
CEO Alison Hutchinson CBE spoke to Sally Bundock, BBC World News Financial Journalist, about the opportunities we all have, even as belts understandably tighten and household costs rise, to give a few digital pennies to charity – as they add up to enormous impact and vital income for the UK charity sector.
“I know during these challenges, that’s when people want to give more – even just a penny. And what’s really great is, with micro-donations it’s not just your penny, these pennies all add up and they add up quickly… So you might not have a lot of your own, but if you give just a penny – you can really make a difference.”
Alison Hutchinson CBE, CEO Pennies
We talked recently about 2022 being “the year of the micro” – and as some of our partners switch their support to the growing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, Pennies is testament to the power of “micro”-giving but big impact – where and when it matters.
You can watch the interview again while it remains on BBC iPlayer, and Alison’s piece starts at 19mins 18 seconds in.
Pennies works hand in hand with retailers, charities and payments technology providers to unlock the potential for thousands of customers to donate every day. Together we increase the amount businesses can give – by tapping into the industry-wide move to digital payments.
If you’re a retailer you can learn more about how you can enable digital micro-donations in your customer journey, unlocking tech for good.
Pennies works hand in hand with retailers, charities and payments technology providers to unlock the potential for thousands of customers to donate every day. Together we increase the amount businesses can give – by tapping into the industry-wide move to digital payments.
Find out here how you can implement digital micro-donations in your customer journey, unlocking technology for good.
As consumers increasingly seek meaningful, affordable ways to give back, Pennies, the award-winning fintech charity which enables micro-donations to charity, has today appointed renowned consumer advocate and business leader Martin Newman as its new official ambassador.
Iceland Foods has joined forces with fintech charity Pennies to make it even easier for customers to support suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) this Charity Week (10 – 17 May 2025).
Pennies, the trusted leader in micro-donations, is proud to continue its longstanding partnership as the official Gold Charity Partner for the Retail Technology Show 2025, taking place on 2-3 April at ExCeL London.
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