LONDON, UK, 1 August 2025: BuytoGive, the UK’s first online marketplace dedicated to raising funds for good causes, has announced its participation in Ecommerce Expo 2025, taking place at Excel London this September.

With ecommerce businesses under increasing pressure to stand out in a crowded market, BuytoGive offers a unique solution: a marketplace where every sale supports a charity or good cause at no extra cost to the customer.

Vendors joining BuytoGive gain access to increased brand visibility through purpose-led marketing and charity partnerships, as well as a powerful new sales channel that connects directly with engaged charity supporters and ethical consumers.

“Ecommerce Expo is the perfect stage for us to connect with forward-thinking brands who want to grow sales while making a genuine difference,” said Kevin Turner, CEO and Founder of BuytoGive. 

“We believe the future of ecommerce lies in purpose. By combining shopping with giving, we’re helping vendors attract new customers, increase retention, and build their reputation as brands that care.”

Alongside vendors, BuytoGive is also seeking to connect with strategic partners and ecommerce service providers, from payment and logistics platforms, to marketing and technology businesses, who share its vision of aligning commercial success with positive social impact.

BuytoGive is already working with a diverse network of good causes, ranging from local schools and sports clubs to national charities, and is rapidly expanding its partnerships with businesses that want to combine growth with purpose.

About BuytoGive
BuytoGive is the UK’s first marketplace dedicated to raising funds for good causes through everyday shopping. Every purchase made through the platform contributes to a donation, with charities, community groups and schools receiving support from each sale at no cost to them all the consumer.

 BuytoGive does not profit from direct donations, instead charging a small transaction fee to cover operational costs. BuytoGive enables trusted partners, vendors, customers and charities to thrive together, proving that shopping and giving can go hand in hand.

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