Pennies strengthens its Hospitality and Leisure Advisory Board with the appointment of Tracy Gehlan, President, EMEA at Subway International, and Matthew Price, Regional General Manager for Uber Eats, EMEA.
The pair bring senior leadership experience from two of the world’s best-known food and delivery brands to support Pennies’ work with hospitality partners.
Since 2025, LauraLynn has received over €81,000 from 384,000 donations made by Superdrug and SSP customers. These small donations help provide specialist care, short breaks and bereavement support for children with life-limiting conditions and their families including families like Saoirse’s.
Screwfix are currently celebrating the Foundation’s fifth birthday and having raised £3.3 million for over 800 local projects. Pennies have played a huge role in this fantastic achievement.
Screwfix began their Pennies journey in 2012 supporting chosen charity partner Everyman – a charity researching into the prevention and cure of male cancers. After a year of customers pressing ‘yes’ and donating at the Screwfix.com checkout, the business decided that those Pennies donations should support a cause a little closer to home and began raising funds for The Screwfix Foundation.
The Screwfix Foundation was set up in 2013 with the aim of raising funds to support projects to fix, repair, maintain and improve properties and community facilities for those in need throughout the UK. The charity works with both national and local charities donating much needed funding to help all sorts of projects, from repairing buildings and improving facilities in deprived areas, to decorating the homes of people living with sickness or disability.
Screwfix are currently celebrating the Foundation’s fifth birthday and having raised £3.3 million for over 800 local projects. Pennies have played a huge role in this fantastic achievement – since launch, £1.1 million has been raised by Screwfix customers shopping online and rounding up their purchase to the nearest pound with Pennies, the digital charity box.
John Mewett, Trustee of The Screwfix Foundation said:
We’re so delighted to be celebrating both the fifth anniversary of the Screwfix Foundation and an amazing £1.1 million milestone, achieved by the Pennies Foundation partnership. We’d like to thank our wonderful staff and customers for all their hard work, commitment and generous support over the last five years. We look forward to continuing to support our communities in the years ahead.
Pennies is thrilled to have been part of this amazing achievement, and to witness the impact of Screwfix customers’ generosity. Pennies CEO Alison Hutchinson CBE, said:
We’re blown away by the consistent generosity shown by the customers shopping online with Screwfix. We want to congratulate and thank Screwfix and their customers for rounding up their bills for charity more than 7 million times and for giving their pennies a real purpose.
We are proud of our partnership with Screwfix and continue to support their fundraising efforts for the Screwfix Foundation through our digital charity box. Next time you shop online with Screwfix, remember you too can round-up and donate your digital pennies – pennies that really add up to make a huge difference for local charities and beneficiaries.
Pennies strengthens its Hospitality and Leisure Advisory Board with the appointment of Tracy Gehlan, President, EMEA at Subway International, and Matthew Price, Regional General Manager for Uber Eats, EMEA.
The pair bring senior leadership experience from two of the world’s best-known food and delivery brands to support Pennies’ work with hospitality partners.
Pennies has been shortlisted in four categories at the Charity Times Awards 2026, recognising its innovation, leadership and impact in making digital giving simple and accessible.
TrainPal customers can now make a voluntary charity donation when booking train tickets, thanks to a new partnership with fintech charity Pennies. The initiative supports Railway 200’s ‘Trips Change Lives’ campaign, helping raise funds for charities as part of the UK’s railway bicentenary celebrations.
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