Reception House helps refugees settle into new jobs and homes throughout the Waterloo Region. tiptap joined forces with Reception House to overcome the common “sorry, I have no change” problem and collect digital donations at the annual True North technology conference.

Hot Docs is a registered Canadian charity whose focus is to advance the art of documentary filmmaking. By incorporating tiptap devices into their donor appreciation event, Hot Docs was able to raise funds from nearly 60% of their 300 attendees.

The Salvation Army’s iconic Christmas Kettle campaign funds life-changing community social service programs. Seeing the need for a non-cash donation option, they incorporated $5, $10 and $20 tiptap devices at 10 Toronto-area locations and, in turn, received nearly 1,600 tap donations.

The FYFB partnered with tiptap to collect in-person donations outside the FYFB facility, raising critical funds to feed the hungry and provide counselling, training and advocacy to those in need. Over 30% of the funds raised through this initiative were collected on tiptap devices.

In the spirit of holiday giving, tiptap devices were used at a corporate Christmas dinner to raise money for The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, funding their effort to improve the health of Canadians by preventing and reducing disability and death from heart disease and stroke.

Food for Life sources, sorts and shares fresh food to Toronto-area residents who are struggling with hunger. During their annual Turkey Drive, $20 tiptap units were placed at all collection points, allowing people to donate money in lieu of a turkey. The funds raised provided 160 families with a Christmas meal.

During the 2019 North Coal Christmas Market, The North Coal - a Canadian lifestyle brand - teamed up with tiptap to raise money for the Reach out Centre Kids (ROCK). All of the funds raised were used to provide Christmas mornings to in-need families within the local community.

During the annual Campbellville Christmas Parade, tiptap devices raised funds for the Townsend Smith Hospice Foundation in support of their goal to build a much-needed residential hospice. A simple "tiptap retrofit" of the collection buckets allowed for tap donations in addition to cash.