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RoundUp.org lets donors link a credit card to automatically round up everyday purchases to the next dollar and donate the spare change to a nonprofit of their choice. It also gives nonprofits a free donation page and marketing tools to collect recurring micro-donations from supporters.
Founders & leadership
Investors · 7
.406 VenturesreportedBoston · $1M – $4M
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Album VCreportedLehi · $500K – $3M
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IQ CapitalreportedLondon · $1M – $40M
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Karma VenturesreportedTallinn · $1.1M – $5.4M
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SMBC Asia Rising Fundreported
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Roundup do?
- RoundUp.org lets donors link a credit card to automatically round up everyday purchases to the next dollar and donate the spare change to a nonprofit of their choice. It also gives nonprofits a free donation page and marketing tools to collect recurring micro-donations from supporters.
- Who founded Roundup?
- Roundup was founded by Jed Carlson.
- Who are Roundup's investors?
- Roundup's investors include Duke Capital Partners, Silverton Partners, .406 Ventures, Album VC, IQ Capital, Karma Ventures, SMBC Asia Rising Fund.