Benevity Recensioni 

Agree with many of the comments on the difficulty for charities. As a PTA for a school with children with special needs, it has been EXTREMELY difficult to obtain the funds being donated. Checks are sent to the wrong places. There is no way to put a second / contingent contact on the charity account. If the primary point of contact leaves the company, then the charity donations go in limbo. We were told our donated funds were returned. Returned where? The funds didn’t get returned to the people that donated (I checked with a person that donated) and the funds didn’t get sent to the charity. Did Benevity keep the funds? That’s a shame. It’s a great “sell” to big corporations cause they can use the platform to have their employees donate money and volunteer. Looks good for the big corporations in that they show they are contributing to the community. The backend is sorely lacking in funds actually being distributed to charities.

Benevity presents itself as a company helping nonprofits, but the reality is that nonprofits are left chasing money they are owed while Benevity profits from the system.

Payments never arrive, communication is non-existent, and there is a shocking lack of transparency.

Nonprofits are doing the actual work on the ground, yet they are treated like an inconvenience rather than the reason the platform exists.

It feels less like philanthropy and more like a business model built around nonprofits and corporate giving while Benevity takes the profit.

HUGE SCAM. Nonprofits and companies, be aware!

BLACK LIVES MATTER ‼️ DO NOT CONDUCT BUSINESS WITH KATE JACK ‼️ SHE IS RACIST ‼️ DO NOT CONDUCT BUSINESS HERE ‼️

Impossible to speak directly with someone to resolve issues. You will be passed through AI bots without any care for urgency or confidentiality.

What a painful process. I could not donate to my charity which was in timely need of funding for a project in Africa.

Links were broken, no customer service, impossible to contact anyone. This can not be that complicated. It is difficult enough for someone to commit to donate, and then there is Benevity back-end that fails for the non-profit.

Disappointing to say the least.

Benevity is doing something truly meaningful in the world. In a time when nonprofits often struggle to be seen and supported globally, Benevity has created a platform that connects corporations, employees, nonprofits, and communities in a way that feels both human and impactful.
What impresses me most is their commitment to making giving accessible, organized, and far-reaching. Through Benevity, nonprofits gain visibility and access to funding opportunities that might otherwise never reach them, while companies and their employees are empowered to support causes they genuinely care about. Their platform supports donations, volunteering, grants, and employee engagement on a global scale, thus creating opportunities to improve lives, strengthen communities, and encourage a culture of generosity and responsibility.
The world needs more organizations that help bridge compassion with action, and Benevity is clearly leading that effort with vision, innovation, and heart.

A private FinTech Corp, primarily owned by a group of private equity investors. 100% match for supporters of Friends of the Israeli Defence Forces (FIDF), and HaYovel, an organisation that sends volunteers to work on farms in illegal settlements on occupied Palestinian land. Get your CSR, ESG, DEI stakeholder capitalist points here at a 'social impact' price even money can't buy.

This platform is extremely clunky and labour intensive to set up from the receiver end. Lots of information and proof is required (even though we are registered with both companies house and the charities commission and all those details are available directly from those two organisations) and the platform also has to be operated largely by only one named person from the charity, with transference an extremely difficult process. This is not practical for charities with part time and frequently shifting volunteers. As a non-profit, small, local charity based in the UK, we do not have any full-time members of staff or volunteers. If you ask a question using the help function, you sometimes won’t get a reply for hours, which is fine, but then, if you don’t reply within a very short time frame, the query is closed without helping you and you have to begin all over again. Again not very practical for a charity with limited opening hours and part time staff who do not devote their full time to admin.

For the last three months, we approved funds to be released. They keep moving the release date.
It appears this company must be intentionally extending dates to release funds. Funds were sent to Benevity by the employer several months ago. The organization has not received funds since December.

Benevity charges extremely high rates if a nonprofit decides to receive donations by check. After the first tow disbursement, they charge the higher of $35 USD/CAD per check or 8% of the amount of the check, to a maximum of $125 USD/CAD. They will send a notification that the nonprofit will receive funds sometime soon, but they won't give a date showing when they are sending the donation. Whoever process the donation has to dig through a spreadsheet to find the donor information. Overall, they could make it much easier for nonprofits to record donations received through Benevity.

There seems to be a gap in the stage between attracting clients and their actual involvement in the project. During the webinar, several questions raised in the chat—including mine—weren’t addressed, which left some important areas unclear.

Benevity has been a great resource for our little non-profit. Every time I have a question, they are very responsive and able to walk me through all my questions and resolve them speedily!

The session was very informative. The team provided step by step coaching and guidance to many of us online attending the session. It was great!

I found the webinar that was supposed to be about Becoming Findable to get Funded, rather disappointing. It seemed more of a basic walk-through of setting up your charity + project page, and what happens after you get donations (the payment process).

The essential part in between (a client finding your organisation and contributing to the project) is lacking vital insight, based on many of the questions shared in the chat during the webinar that were left unanswered, including my own.
I still have no idea what it looks like on the client side so that we can actually hook into that Visibility side. We don't get much to go on being allowed to only insert text with zero formatting, I can only imagine it looks horrifying on the other end.

I love that Benevity sends out reminders far in advance of when reports need to be submitted. The step-by-step process is a great visual of where we are in the process of registration and completion of tasks.Benevity was quick to pay out benefits as well. Would totally recommend Benevity to all.

Our experience with Benevity has been truly impactful. As a nonprofit dedicated to serving the homeless, orphans, widows, and individuals in prison, we strive to restore relationships, rebuild lives, and reflect God’s unconditional love through practical outreach and genuine support.
Through Benevity’s platform, we are looking to connect with generous donors and organizations who share our heart for helping vulnerable communities. Companies who are transparent, and supportive making it easier for us to focus on the real work: loving people back to wholeness.

I am so grateful for the support we received for our TECH CREATORs

All in all the webinar was informative. I think the Q&A was the most helpful. The moderators went pretty fast with the information they were dispersing.
Overall it was a good call.

The webinar was informative, and I learned about some things I didn't know before that would help me improve my profile. But I still don't understand how to attract more companies to our profile. That is still a bit vague.

I would have loved to learn more strategy to getting our project seen...is it because of location, popularity, etc.