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About the Big Give

The Big Give makes it easy for you to find and support charities and projects that suit your interests. Essentially, the Big Give is a search engine and a secure way for you to give to the charities of your choice. However, we believe that the Big Give goes far beyond the provision of a donation platform.

We aim to:

  • Promote intelligent giving
  • Make your donation go further than ever before
  • Help you find and support new charities by giving more than just money

We acheive this by running several programmes, including our Christmas Challenge and Trustee Finder. To learn more about these opportunities, please select from any of the options below:

Opportunities – Find out more about the many Big Give products, including our Philanthropy in School Programme and Christmas Challenges. To read more about how these can increase the value of your donation, click here.

Success Stories – To read about how the Big Give programmes are already making an impact around the world, click here.

Donation Calculator – How much more could your donation be worth? To see how much further your contribution could go with the Big Give, click here to try out a few figures in our unique Donation Calculator.

The Big Give team – Find out more about the team behind the Big Give and some of our most high-profile supporters. To meet us all, click here.

 

The Big Give in Numbers

An overview of the Big Give in numbers…

  • £20,000,000 raised in 3 Christmas Challenges

  • £2,000,000 claimed in Gift Aid on online donations

  • £600,000 raised over 4 emergency matched funds

  • Over 37,000 online donations

  • Over 8,000 charities

  • Over 6,500 projects

  • 1,000 guests at the 2010 Fortnum & Mason Charity Christmas Party

  • 770 pupils taking part in Philanthropy in Schools programmes in 15 UK schools

  • 300 entries in 2 school logo competitions

  • 27 high profile philanthropists on our board

  • Press articles in 8 national publications

  • 5 members of the Big Give team!

 

We hope to change the concept of giving from being something reactive to proactive.

Sir Alec Reed CBE