TheGivingMachine is a Chrome extension designed to enable users to generate free donations for their chosen causes while shopping online. Sitting on your browser, when you search for products or stores, it shows a heart icon next to shops that give free donations. The extension is free, easy to install, and works without disruptive ads. Collaborating with over 2,200 shops, you’ll generate a small sales commission when you purchase via the extension or website, which is then converted into a donation at no extra cost to you. Focused on altruism, not shareholder returns, TheGivingMachine supports over 7,500 registered charities, schools and community groups in the UK.
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Designed for your desktop and laptop, TheGivingMachine's Shop&Give reminder sits on your browser so when you search for products and shops online, our heart icon will appear next to shops giving free donations. This little beauty from our charity:
Is Free and easy to install
Has no annoying advertising
Works with over 2,200 participating shops
Helps you raise more for your favourite cause(s)
Online shopping via TheGivingMachine enables you to generate free donations for the causes you choose every time you shop online.
With our Shop&Give reminder, you'll never miss the chance to generate a free donation again.
When you buy from a participating shop via our website or with the help of our Shop&Give reminder, you generate a small sales commission.
As a giver and charity organiser, I find these Shop & Give reminders invaluable: before their arrival, I often only remembered AFTER I'd bought something that this retailer was taking part. Now my Senior Moments don't obstruct easy donations!
In answer to Jane's comment - Amazon asked not to participate in this extension. We published that on our website and in the associated materials. We hope one day that they will change their mind. However, the other 1,500 shops are highlighted.