Most brands pay a % of what you spend with them as a donation, for example if you spend £150 on a hotel via Booking.com, they will donate 3% which is £4.50. Some retailers pay a flat amount, for example if you buy car insurance with Confused.com via easyfundraising, they will donate a flat £15 regardless of the cost of the policy.

No, for the main loyalty point providers the collection of points is unaffected when you shop via easyfundraising. If you want to double check a specific website or retailer, drop a message at support@easyfundraising.org.uk

No. Using easyfundraising does not add any cost to your online shopping. The brand covers the cost of the donation meaning it's 100% free to use!

They work with over 8,100 brands.

Brands pay them a commission when a sale is made on their website from a customer who has come via easyfundraising. They pass on at least 50% of that commission to the cause you have chosen to support. The donation amount you see on their website, app or browser extension is the amount they pay across to the cause. They also make money from advertising retailer offers and promotions in emails and on their website.

Yes! You can download the easyfundraising App from the Apple or Google Play stores.

They collect payment details from a cause when they register on the platform. Then, once  quarter, they send across all donations which have been paid out by the brands. A cause needs to hit a minimum threshold of £15 before a payment is triggered.

Brands are always looking for people to come to their websites to browse their products and offers. Those brands pay websites like easyfundraising a commission if the people they send to their website, go on to make a purchase. For more information, please visit https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/