Givezy

Secure giving

Givezy

Charity dashboard demo

Give in a few taps. Keep every receipt.

Find a checked South African charity, give once or every month, and keep every gift and s18A receipt in one Givezy account.

Your giving

Sample

This tax year

R1 290

2 s18A receipts ready

  • A food parcel charity02/10/2026, s18A receiptR500
  • A school charity28/09/2026, once-offR250
  • An old-age home19/09/2026, monthlyR180
  • A medical support charity05/09/2026, s18A receiptR360
A sample of the giving history in the Givezy app.

How it works

From a cause you care about to a receipt in your account.

Four steps, a minute or two. You can give as a guest or with an account.

  1. Step 1:

    Find a charity

    Search by name, cause or area. Every charity is checked by a person before it can take a gift.

  2. Step 2:

    Pick an amount

    Give once, or every month. Add someone's name if the gift is in their memory or honour.

  3. Step 3:

    Pay on a secure page

    You type your card on the payment provider's own page. Givezy never sees it.

  4. Step 4:

    Keep the record

    Every gift lands in your account, with your s18A receipt once the tax year ends.

Once or every month

Give the way that suits you.

A once-off gift when something moves you, or the same amount every month for a cause you stand behind. A monthly donation is always yours to change.

  • Pause, resume or stopFrom your account, whenever you like. Nobody to phone, no form to fill in.
  • Told before anything goes wrongIf a monthly card is declined, we tell you plainly what happened and what to do.

Monthly donation

Sample
A soup kitchenEvery month on the 3rdR180

Running. Next gift 03/12/2026

A sample monthly donation in a donor's account, with Pause and Stop.

In someone's name

A gift that means something.

Give in memory of someone, or in their honour. Or give quietly: choose to give anonymously and your name stays off public pages and live totals.

Who is it for?

Sample

A name you choose

Give anonymously

Your name won't show on public pages or live totals.

A sample of giving in someone's name, or anonymously.

s18A receipts

Tax time, without the hunt.

If a charity is approved to issue s18A receipts, tick “I want an s18A receipt” when you give. You get one receipt for all your gifts to that charity each tax year (1 March to the end of February), kept in your account for your tax return.

  • One receipt a year from each charityNot a pile of slips. One clear receipt per charity, per tax year.
  • Ready when you need itDownload it from your account, any time after the tax year ends.

s18A receipt

Sample

Tax year 01/03/2026 to 28/02/2027

  • A school charityR1 250
  • A food parcel charityR2 160

One receipt from each charity, once a year

A sample s18A receipt in a donor's account.

Your card and your details

Private by design.

You pay on the payment provider's secure page. Givezy never sees your card and never holds your money.

  • Your card stays private

    You type it on the provider's own page. Givezy never sees or stores it.

  • Charities see only what they need

    Enough to thank you and record your gift. They never see your ID number.

  • Give anonymously

    Your name then won't appear on public pages, campaign lists or live totals.

  • Your information is yours

    See and download everything we hold about you, and ask us to correct or delete it.

The payment provider's secure page

Your card is typed here, not on Givezy. We only hear back that the gift went through.

A sample of the payment provider's secure card page.

Checked charities

Every charity is checked by a person.

Before a charity can take a gift on Givezy, a person looks at its registration documents and bank details. On every charity's page you can see that it's verified, and whether it issues s18A receipts.

  • Registered South African organisationsNPOs and PBOs, with their registration documents checked.
  • Paid to the charity's own bank accountBank details are checked against a bank confirmation letter.
See who's on Givezy
CK

A community kitchen

Sample
Verifieds18A receipts
A sample charity card with its Verified and s18A badges.

Hear back

See what your giving does.

Charities thank you in their own words, post updates (some with a video), and run campaigns with a goal you can watch fill up.

News from your charities

Sample

The new classroom is open

R34 000of R50 000

A sample update from a charity, with a video and a campaign goal.

The app

Your giving, in your pocket.

The Givezy app is coming to the App Store and Google Play in January 2027. Until then, you can give on the website.

  • Causes you care about firstTell it what matters to you, and those charities show first.
  • A goal for the tax yearSet one if you like, and watch your giving add up. Skip it if you don't.
  • Every gift and receiptThe same account as the website, so nothing is in two places.

Your goal

Sample

R3 100

of R5 000 this tax year

  • Food and welfare
  • Education
A sample giving goal in the Givezy app.

Questions

Good to know.

All questions
  • What is Givezy?

    Givezy is a South African website and app for giving to registered charities. Find a charity, give once or every month, and keep every gift and s18A receipt in one account.

  • Is Givezy safe?

    A person looks at each charity's registration documents and bank details before it can take a gift. You pay on the payment provider's secure page: Givezy never sees your card and never holds your money.

  • What do I pay?

    Your gift, and anything you choose to add. The give form also offers a separate contribution to Givezy, which keeps it running: R10 is preselected, you can type your own amount from R10, or choose No thanks to give nothing extra. The total shows every line before you pay.

  • How much can I give?

    From R30 per gift, up to R1 000 000 online.

  • Can I give every month?

    Yes. Choose to give every month when you give. You can pause, resume or cancel a monthly donation from your account.

  • How do s18A receipts work?

    If the charity is approved to issue s18A receipts, tick "I want an s18A receipt" when you give. You get one s18A receipt for all your donations to that charity each tax year (1 March to the end of February), kept in your account for your tax return.

  • Who sees my details?

    The charity sees what it needs to thank you and record your gift. The rest stays between you and Givezy. Charities never see your ID number. You can also give anonymously: your name then won't appear on public pages, campaign lists or live totals.

Ready when you are.

Find a charity you believe in, and give in a few taps. Your gift and your s18A receipt stay together in one place.