For companies · Beta
Bring your teams together for good
Run team challenges and fundraising events for the charities your company chooses. Set how the proceeds are shared, see what your teams raise, and leave the payments and charity payouts to DONATE.
One account, all tools, many charities
£0 raised
Team challenge
Office walk
£0
Auction
Summer auction
£0
Your company's split
set once, change per activity
Children's hospice
£0
Local food bank
£0
Youth mental health
£0
Each charity paid its share by DONATE
Team challenges · Campaigns · Raffles · Auctions · Tickets · Text giving · Tap to Donate
Make team fundraising easier to run
A walk between offices. A month of team challenges. A raffle at the summer party. Give colleagues different ways to get involved, while keeping the fundraising connected to one company programme.
Choose the charities you want to support and set a percentage split between them. Your teams can focus on taking part and raising money; you can see the activity and results in one place.
Set up a team in minutes
Add your people and each one gets their own fundraising page, short link and QR code, ready to share. Your charities are already chosen, so no one has to set anything up.
All your fundraising in one report
Every team, fundraiser and activity reports into one place. See who has raised what across your challenges, raffles and auctions, with Gift Aid already counted, without collecting spreadsheets from each office.
When it is time to pay out, each charity receives its own transfer and its own statement, and you get one summary showing where every pound went. No spreadsheets to merge and nothing to reconcile at month end.
More than a team fundraising page
Team challenges may be where you start, but your fundraising does not have to stop there. Every DONATE solution is available to your company, through the same corporate account:
- Campaigns, Team Challenges, Auctions, Raffles, Voting and Tickets (coming soon)
- Every way to donate: Text to Donate, QR Codes, Terminals and Point of Sale
Raffles follow the same lottery rules as for any organiser.
You can set a default split for your chosen charities and change it for a particular activity. That means a local team challenge and a company-wide event can support different causes without your finance team having to collect donations and divide the proceeds.
How it works
1. Set up your corporate account
Tell us about your company and the fundraising you have in mind.
2. Choose your charities
Search for the causes you want to support and set their share of the proceeds.
3. Invite your teams
Launch a challenge or another fundraising activity and give colleagues a clear way to take part.
4. Follow your progress
See what your teams raise across your activities.
5. Let us handle the funds
DONATE collects donations and pays each approved charity its share.
Less admin for your team
Charity approvals and agreements are built into the setup. Donations do not pass through your company bank account, and we manage the distribution to your chosen charities. Your team has more time to encourage participation and make the fundraising worthwhile.
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Frequently asked questions
Can a company raise money for a charity? ＋
Yes, and thousands do. A business that promotes goods, services or events on the basis that money goes to a charity is a commercial participator under Part II of the Charities Act 1992, which asks for a written agreement with the charity, a clear statement on the promotion, and prompt payment of funds. A DONATE corporate account puts all three in place for you.
Does my company need a written agreement with the charity? ＋
Yes, the Charities Act requires one before you tell people their money will benefit a charity. On a DONATE corporate account every nominated charity signs its agreement online before your fundraising goes live, so this is handled for you.
How long can a business hold money raised for charity? ＋
Under the Charitable Institutions (Fund-Raising) Regulations 1994, funds must be held securely and paid to the charity as soon as reasonably practicable, and within 28 days at the latest. With a corporate account the question never arises, because donations go straight to a registered charity rather than through your company.
Can a company claim Gift Aid on money it collects for charity? ＋
No. Gift Aid belongs to the individual donor's gift and is claimed by the charity that receives it, so donations routed through a company account generally lose it. On a corporate account donations are made to a charity directly, so eligible gifts keep their Gift Aid, worth up to 25p per £1.
Can we support more than one charity? ＋
Yes. Nominate as many beneficiary charities as you like and set the percentage split per campaign, raffle or auction. Each one signs its own agreement, and each receives its share automatically.
What does a corporate account cost? ＋
Nothing for your company: no setup fee and no subscription. Donations are processed at our standard charity rates, deducted from the funds raised. See the pricing page for the full breakdown.
See what we’ve built
We’re beta testing corporate accounts and would welcome your feedback. Explore the offer yourself, or arrange a short call and we’ll walk you through how it could work for your teams.
No setup fee or subscription for your company. Our standard charity processing and payout fees apply to funds raised. See pricing