United Kingdom · Financial services startup

For Good Causes

For Good Causes is a UK-based fintech and social enterprise dedicated to transforming charitable giving.

Funding reportedLast round: Equity crowdfunding

Financial servicesLondon, United Kingdom

About For Good Causes

For Good Causes is a UK-based fintech and social enterprise dedicated to transforming charitable giving.

The company enables consumers to convert unused loyalty points, rewards, cashback, and air miles into donations for their chosen charities. With a mission to generate £5 billion for charities over the next decade, For Good Causes connects hundreds of brands, thousands of charities, and millions of consumers. The platform allows users to donate the value of their rewards, linking various reward schemes with charity networks. It offers a broad choice of causes and enables users to pool smaller balances toward a donation goal. The service is free for charities and brands to join, and For Good Causes processes donations with a 10% commission on each transaction. The company has partnered with notable brands such as Vodafone, BP, Quidco, Rakuten, and Tesco, and supports access to over 20,000 charities.

What company datasets say For Good Causes raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all1Min the source's currency
Rounds3
Last roundEquity crowdfunding
Last round size860k
Last round dateNov 2018
Investors listed4

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Sector
Financial services
Industry code
NAICS 71312
Region
England
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