'Ethical ticketing' tech platform launches ahead of crowdfunding campaign
A London-based tech platform has launched an ethical ticketing and event creation platform ahead of its planned crowdfunding campaign.
Ticketpass, which provides an event ticketing service while donating 50 per cent of its revenue to charities around the world, has officially launched ahead of a £250k fundraise.
The social enterprise, which is partnered with non-profit crowdfunding platform GlobalGiving, aims to raise the funds in the coming weeks to invest in expanding platform features.
Rodrigo Bautista, founder and CEO of Ticketpass commented: “There are more than 1.3 million events per year in the UK alone, but current ticketing options are limited - the fees attendees and event organisers have to pay are often unfair, and sometimes even a rip off.
“We want to show the world that a fair and friendly platform is possible while at the same time giving back to help tackle global problems like climate change, poverty and education.”
Rachel Smith, executive director at GlobalGiving UK, added: “Ticketing holds a great potential for the millions of people who organise and attend events to make a contribution to community-led charitable projects from around the world.
“We are delighted to partner with Ticketpass to provide a safe way for people to choose from a wide range of important causes.”
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