Case studies

Schnauzerfest is a registered charity that aims to provide financial assistance for veterinary bills for rescue dogs. Since joining the GivingLottery in January 2021, they have raised over £27,000.

We have worked with the John Lewis Partnership for 18 years. Two companies with a strong mindset of “doing good”, working together to make a difference.

We are keen to find out what motivates the supporters of our good causes to visit our website every day to collect a Free Bonus Donation.

Supporting Dalit Children are a charity that provide financial and social support to Dalit children, as well as spreading awareness on the challenges that Dalit children face.

The Driver Hire Benevolent Fund (DHBF) is a good cause that is run by Driver Hire, a Nationwide company, to help drivers in their time of need. 

Mad About Schnauzers UK Fundraising was formalised in December 2020 as a registered non-profit - importantly remaining a totally voluntary organisation.  

Most of our fundraising takes place on Mad About Schnauzers UK Fundraising Facebook group. 

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Supporting Dalit Children thank their supporters for their continued support during these difficult times.

Kids Inspire provides mental health and trauma recovery through a range of therapeutic and community activities. The GivingLottery supports their fundraising.

The GivingLottery Lottery celebrated a Jackpot win of £25,000 on the 3rd April 2021.

Invictus Capital Finance love the idea of sending out a GivingVoucher so that their customers could choose to support a cause that’s close to their heart

BNi Fantasia are keen to support their local community and partnering with TheGivingMachine to set up their own GivingLottery that supports Rainbow Rural has helped do exactly that.

The Alzheimer’s Society has been raising funds via TheGivingMachine since 2009 and has benefited from over 6,700 donations so far.

We spoke with OneKind’s Lauren Buchanan to find out why they decided to set up a charity lottery to support their charity fundraising and what steps they have taken to ensure it has been a success.

The Hyperclub was established in 2012  as a self-funded group supporting many children with special needs.

Autism All Stars is a small, independent charity run by autistic people and their loved ones with the intention of helping people of all ages and abilities feel valued and included.

Together for Animals raises funds for its four member charities – Blue Cross, Mayhew, SPANA and World Horse Welfare.