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title: RoundUp.org | Turn Every Company Purchase Into Support for a Nonprofit
description: Enable automatic micro-donations with RoundUp.org by rounding up everyday business purchases to support nonprofits.
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# [RoundUp.org | Turn Every Company Purchase Into Support for a Nonprofit](https://blog.roundup.org/turn-every-company-purchase-into-support-for-a-nonprofit)

 Written by [Jed Carlson](https://blog.roundup.org/author/jed-carlson) | Mar 5, 2026 10:04:57 PM

***RoundUp.org is a fintech platform, and approved financial partner of Visa/Mastercard, that enables automatic micro-donations by rounding up everyday purchases to generate recurring revenue for nonprofit organizations.***

*This approach represents a new category of **donation technology** within the broader **nonprofit tech** ecosystem.*

## ***What is Donation Technology?** Donation technology refers to software platforms and digital financial tools that make charitable giving easier and more automated. These systems enable features like recurring donations, micro-donations, and embedded giving within everyday transactions.*

> “Every purchase our company makes helps support a nonprofit we care about.”

With **RoundUp.org**, companies can link a small business or corporate credit card to a nonprofit they support. Once linked, every purchase made with that card is automatically **rounded up to the next dollar**, and the spare change becomes a donation to the nonprofit. `<!--more-->`

It’s a simple idea, but one that is part of a growing wave of **donation technology and nonprofit tech innovation** that is transforming how organizations receive support.

Instead of relying solely on large one-time donations, nonprofits can now benefit from **recurring micro-donations generated through everyday spending.**

### How It Works

Using RoundUp.org is straightforward:

1. A business chooses a nonprofit they want to support.
2. They link a company credit card to that nonprofit.
3. Every purchase made with that card rounds up to the next dollar.
4. The spare change is collected and distributed as a donation to the nonprofit.

For example:

A $24.62 purchase becomes $25.00, and the $0.38 difference is donated.

Across dozens or hundreds of purchases each month, these small contributions add up to meaningful support.

Most businesses contribute **around $30 per month**, but the value goes far beyond the dollar amount.

### A Powerful Message to Employees and Customers

Companies increasingly recognize that **values matter**—both internally and externally.

Employees want to work for organizations that contribute positively to society. Customers want to support businesses that care about their communities.

By linking a corporate card through RoundUp.org, businesses can honestly say:

> “Every purchase our company makes helps support a nonprofit we care about.”

That message resonates with employees, customers, and stakeholders alike.

It’s a small operational change that sends a powerful signal about what a company stands for.

### Why Recurring Micro-Donations Matter

Individual donors give hundreds of billions of dollars to nonprofits each year in the United States. However, the vast majority of those gifts are **one-time donations rather than recurring contributions**.

Recurring giving provides nonprofits with something they value enormously: **predictable revenue.**

By turning everyday spending into small recurring donations, round-up technology helps nonprofits build a more stable financial foundation.

This approach represents an emerging category of **nonprofit technology designed to create sustainable giving models** rather than relying only on periodic fundraising campaigns.

### Ideal for Small Businesses and Corporate Teams

RoundUp.org works particularly well for:

- small businesses
- startups
- real estate professionals
- professional service firms
- corporate departments
- companies that already support a nonprofit

Any organization that uses a business credit card can easily participate.

Because the contributions are small and distributed across many transactions, this form of giving typically **does not require budget approval or a formal donation program.**

It simply integrates charitable giving into the normal flow of business spending.

### Supporting the Nonprofits That Matter to You

Businesses can choose any nonprofit they want to support.

Many companies link their cards to organizations connected to:

- their local community
- causes employees care about
- nonprofits they already sponsor
- organizations where employees or leaders volunteer

By connecting everyday business spending to these causes, companies create a consistent stream of support that nonprofits can rely on.

### Getting Started Takes Less Than a Minute

Setting up RoundUp.org is quick and simple.

Companies choose the nonprofit they want to support and link a business credit card. From that point forward, every purchase made on that card generates a small donation automatically.

It takes less than a minute to get started.

**Link your company card and support a nonprofit today.**

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