eBay sellers helped the company’s charity program raise over $192 million worldwide in 2024, an 18% increase over last year. eBay called it a record-shattering amount and said eBay for Charity has helped its community raise over $1.3 billion since Read more
eBay buyers and sellers raised nearly $162 million in 2023 for nonprofits around the world through the eBay for Charity program. That’s nearly flat from 2022 when the program helped raise $163 million – which had been a 12% increase Read more
eBay is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the eBay for Charity program, which allows buyers and sellers to support causes through their transactions. Sellers can donate up to 100% of the proceeds of a sale (or sales) to the charity Read more
In 2019, over 19 million items were listed to benefit charities, and eBay buyers and sellers raised over $112 million for charity organizations globally last year. That’s a 10% increase over 2018. eBay also revealed the top categories for charitable Read more
eBay buyers and sellers have raised $1 billion for charities worldwide, the company announced on Monday, and it said charitable giving on the platform is on the rise. Over 80,000 charities are registered on platform, which is up 26% from Read more
eBay revamped its Gifts that Give Back program (GTGB) that helps charities raise funds by utilizing “symbolic” gift listings. eBay described in a blog post on Friday how one of its employees was able to scale the program, which now Read more
eBay has long offered ways for both buyers and sellers to help raise money for charity by having a portion or all of the proceeds of a sale go to the charity of their choosing, and today it launched a Read more
eBay said Thursday that its community helped raise over $600,000 to help support disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Harvey in the Texas and Louisiana region. eBay thanked sellers who are designating a portion of their sales to the Read more
New research reveals that nearly half of Americans received a holiday gift they did not want or will not use, and name friends (30%), co-workers (20%) and in-laws (19%) as the ones who didn’t quite hit the mark.* Since most Read more
