PayPal Giving Fund helps people support their favourite charities online and helps charities raise funds through PayPal, eBay and other technology platforms. PayPal Giving Fund is a UK Registered Charity (No. 1110538).
1 Charities can enrol with us here.
2 Supporters choose to donate on PayPal, eBay and other online platforms.
3 We receive donations and provide receipts to donors.
4 We grant the funds we've received to charities without charging for our services.*
Enrol with PayPal Giving Fund and get valuable support from our trusted partners.
PayPal makes it easy to find your cause and make donations. You’re automatically listed in the PayPal app, dedicated fundraising site and benefit through other PayPal services.Find out more
eBay buyers and sellers can support your charity by adding a donation during checkout or donating a percentage of their sales. Find out more
Customers buying games or eBooks through the Humble Bundle digital platform can choose to support your charity with every order. Find out more
GoFundMe is a crowdfunding platform that lets your supporters create their own unique fundraising campaigns to support your charity.Find out more
Facebook makes it easy for you and your supporters to create and share fundraisers that benefit your charity. Find out more
Deed helps companies harness the passion of their employees and customers to take a stand, sharing values, and making a lasting impact in their community.Find out more
Thrift+ receives clothing donations from both individuals and businesses and uses an online platform to sell them online. Sales are split equally between Thrift+, the donor, and their chosen charity.Find out more
*Some ecommerce partners may charge fees on donations made through their platforms. See FAQ for details.
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Sarah Tite, Head of Individual Giving and Legacies, Mental Health Foundation