Conveyancing distributor conveybuddy has made its largest quarterly charitable donation to date, contributing £13,195 to three organisations following an increase in broker activity on its platform.

The contribution covers the third quarter of 2026, from July to September, and exceeds the company’s previous quarterly donations since its launch in September 2024.

Under its ongoing charitable initiative, conveybuddy donates up to £5 for every completed conveyancing case, with brokers able to select which of its three charity partners their transactions will support.

The latest funds will be distributed between the Motor Neurone Disease Association, Rainbows Hospice and Food Bank Aid.

Conveybuddy attributed the record contribution to growth in both broker registrations and transaction activity during the quarter.

SUPPORT LINKED TO COMPLETED CASES

The initiative links charitable contributions directly to conveyancing completions, with donations calculated and distributed at the end of each three-month period.

The three organisations support different areas of need across the UK. Food Bank Aid supplies food, toiletries and household essentials to more than 30 food banks, helping approximately 20,000 people each week.

Rainbows Hospice provides specialist care for babies, children and young people with serious or terminal conditions, alongside support for their families.

The Motor Neurone Disease Association funds research, works to improve care and provides assistance to people affected by the condition, including families and carers.

Harpal Singh (pictured), chief executive of conveybuddy, said: “It’s fantastic to see the amount we are able to donate continue to grow, and this latest amount is entirely down to the increasing number of brokers using conveybuddy and choosing to support our charity partners.

“Every completed case makes a contribution, and collectively that has allowed us to donate more than £13,000 in just three months to three charities doing incredibly important work.”

Conveybuddy has also supported the charities through activities beyond its regular financial contributions, including staff participation in an ultramarathon fundraising challenge led by former rugby league player Kevin Sinfield in aid of the Motor Neurone Disease Association.

Singh added: “We also want our support to go beyond the quarterly donations wherever possible. Just recently, members of the conveybuddy team were able to join Kevin Sinfield during his latest ultramarathon challenge in support of the MND Association, and we hope that, as conveybuddy continues to grow, so too will the support we can provide to all three of our charity partners.”