Conveybuddy makes first round of donations to UK charities through new initiative

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Conveyancing distributor conveybuddy has made its first quarterly donations to three UK charities, marking the launch of an ongoing initiative designed to support essential causes across the country.

A total of £2,500 has been donated for the first quarter of 2025 to conveybuddy’s chosen charity partners: Food Bank Aid, Rainbows Hospice, and the Motor Neurone Disease Association.

The scheme ties donations to activity on the platform, with contributions made for every completed remortgage, sale, survey or purchase case. Brokers and introducers are invited to select which of the three charities they wish to support on a case-by-case basis.

The company said the charities were selected to reflect challenges faced by individuals and families across the UK, particularly at a time of sustained financial strain.

Food Bank Aid supports a network of over 30 food banks, providing essential goods to around 20,000 people each week. Rainbows Hospice offers care and respite for babies, children and young people with serious and terminal illnesses. The Motor Neurone Disease Association works to fund research, improve care, and support individuals and families affected by the condition.

Harpal Singh (pictured), chief executive of conveybuddy, said: “We’re very pleased to be making the first of, what we believe, will be many donations totalling thousands of pounds to our charity partners in the months and years ahead. From a standing start, our completions are rising significantly, all of which means we can provide Food Bank Aid, Rainbows Hospice, and the Motor Neurone Disease Association with regular financial support.

“This is all down to our brokers and introducers using conveybuddy, so that not only can they and their clients benefit from our conveyancing and survey products, but also so do these fantastic charities.”

The initiative is expected to continue throughout 2025, with quarterly donations planned in line with ongoing completions on the platform.

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