Philanthropy in Fintech: Embedding Generosity: Ibrahim AlHusseini, Founder & Managing Partner of FullCycle and Dominic Kalms, Founder & CEO of B Generous sat down with Gina Clarke, Content Director of Europe Money20/20 to discuss how fintech continues to improve the financial life of the average person. And while the impact has been meaningful, fintech has ...
B Generous, a FinTech for good company offering the first of its kind Donate Now, Pay Later™ (DNPL) platform, today announced that it will be matching all donations raised on Donate Now, Pay Later through the rest of 2022. Read More
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BGenerous.com has created a funding tool from the private sector for the nonprofit sector which may create a sea change in fundraising. Following a path to service from the intersection of profit and purpose, the CEO explains the application and impact for nonprofits of the Donate Now Pay Later system. Read More
A serial entrepreneur, Dominic Kalms helms a fintech start-up that has adapted the Buy Now, Pay Later model to spur greater charitable giving through a pioneering Donate Now, Pay Later fintech product called B Generous. I spoke at length with Dominic about this effort to “do well by doing good.” (Interview edited for length and ...
Then, in August 2022, start-up B Generous introduced its “Donate Now, Pay Later (DNPL)” platform. It is “a revolutionary new tool allowing donors to make contributions to their favorite nonprofits through a proprietary philanthropic credit product called a Point of Donation Loan™ (PoDL).” Read More