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Network of Giving launches in Seattle and Edmonton
Network of Giving is starting in Seattle and Edmonton.
Local businesses decide how much to contribute to nonprofits, and shoppers choose where the money goes.
Shoppers pay nothing extra.
The service says all contributions go to the nonprofits through an independently accountable system.
Network of Giving is beginning its rollout in Seattle and Edmonton, its first communities in the United States and Canada.
The platform connects purchases at local businesses with merchant-funded contributions to nonprofits.
Consumers can direct where those contributions go at no additional cost.
Participating businesses decide how much they contribute.
The company says all contributions are passed through under an independently accountable framework.
- Who
- Network of Giving is launching the platform with local businesses and nonprofits.
- What
- It links everyday purchases to contributions for local nonprofits. Consumers direct where contributions go at no additional cost.
- When
- The article was published on October 9, 2026; a more specific launch date is not stated.
- Where
- Seattle, Washington, and Edmonton, Alberta.
- Why
- The rollout aims to connect local business purchases with community support.
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- Launch communities
- Seattle and Edmonton
- Countries
- United States and Canada
- Contribution decision
- Participating businesses determine their contributions
- Consumer cost
- No additional cost
- Pass-through
- 100 percent of contributions are passed through under an independently accountable framework






