Howard Lake
Search engines that generate income for charities and good causes, usually by sharing the advertising revenue.
Sleio lets users choose which charity will receive the income from their searches. There are 12 charities listed currently (KIva, Unicef, MSF, Khan Academy etc), but the founders say they plan to expand that to other charities.
The site claims to give 100% of its profits to charity.
It uses Google for its search service.
Ecosia donates 80% of its income to a tree planting programme in Brazil. As of 10 June 2014 its 202,323 users had already planted 616,420 trees.
Everyclick is a fundraising website and charity search engine. It lets uses raise money for over 200,000 UK charities.
A mixture of search and shopping that raises money for 100,000+ nonprofits and schools.
envirosearch.org is a free search service that enables anyone to help protect and support environmental projects through their everyday searches.
Helpuu: a Google-powered search engine that donates money to charity everytime you search online. Featured charities include Feed the Children and American Red Cross.
Freelanthropy uses Yahoo! and shares revenues with schools, churches, shelters, scouts, environmental causes and thousands of other nonprofits.
We've partnered with Yahoo!, one of the best internet search engines, so that we can direct some of the online advertising revenue they generate, into the pockets of every registered charity in the UK.
Digital fundraising entrepreneur, publisher of UK Fundraising (www.fundraising.co.uk) since 1994, the world's first web resource for charity fundraisers. And founder of Fundraising Camp.
