[Funding alert] Online SaaS platform CharitableBookings.com Secures £5 Million
Apr 4, 2024 | By Oliver Bennett

London-based, CharitableBookings.com unveiled its premium online SaaS platform and raised £5 million from angel investors.
The goal of the UK-based company is to become the go-to place for charity giving while simultaneously providing consumers with access to wholesale travel rates and lifestyle perks, with every purchase supporting charitable causes across the globe.
With each hotel, villa, or apartment reservation, helps raise unlimited funds directly for charities in collaboration with Expedia and other large travel booking sites.
Through its app, customers can commit to support charity and obtain a premium lifetime membership in exchange, giving them access to special lifestyle advantages and wholesale travel across hotels.
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Jan Joubert Co-founder, The Buffalo Foundation. said: “Huge thanks to CharitableBookings.com for supporting our vital work through The Global Pledge fundraiser. Within two weeks, we have already received over £10k in pledges through this fantastic worldwide initiative. We’re a very small charity, and this will allow us to transform the lives of many more young, vulnerable people in Africa."
A number of business angels and Lord Stanley Fink, the former CEO of Man Group, are notable investors.
About CharitableBookings.com
Travel and lifestyle website CharitableBookings.com is a platform with a heart. As a company with a social mission With each hotel, villa, or apartment reservation made via CharitableBookings.com, unlimited cash are directly raised for charities in collaboration with Expedia and other leading travel booking websites.
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