On Stompstart by 19 August 2019 · San Francisco · United States

Tinbox.

An app that let users give a brand-sponsored dollar to a Bay Area charity project every day, in about 20 seconds and at no cost to them.

Everyday life

Timeline

  1. Funding

    TechCrunch reported that Tinbox raised $100,000 from five business angels in August 2014.

    Funding · Announced
    techcrunch.com
  2. On record

    TechCrunch reported that Paris-based Tinbox had launched in private beta, with SAP committed to fund 10,000 donation clicks.

    On record · Announced
    techcrunch.com
  3. On record

    Tinbox posted that it was now live in the San Francisco Bay Area.

    On record · Announced
    get-tinbox.com
  4. On record

    The Drum reported Tinbox's Bay Area launch, with Charles Schwab committing $50,000 in sponsored donations for a Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco program; co-founders Adrien Gulimineau and David Linderman.

    On record · Announced
    thedrum.com
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    “Tinbox - Give a free corporate-sponsored dollar to charity, every day and in under 20 seconds.”

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“Tinbox - Give a free corporate-sponsored dollar to charity, every day and in under 20 seconds.”

We’ve built Tinbox because we believe that supporting great causes should be so simple that it can be done every day. We decide that to remove any form of friction, we would make the donations "sponsored" meaning an advertiser pays for it. This makes it entirely free for the user to give $365 a year to a cause that matters to him.

Platforms
Android, iOS
Location
San Francisco · United States
get-tinbox.com ↗youtube.com/watch ↗facebook.com/tinbx ↗twitter.com/tinbox_app ↗

In our words: The listing described Tinbox as a way to donate daily without paying: advertisers sponsored each dollar, so a user could give $365 a year to causes they chose. It was on iPhone and Android and available only in the San Francisco Bay Area at the time.

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Sources

  1. get-tinbox.com
  2. thedrum.com
  3. retaildive.com
  4. crunchbase.com
  5. techcrunch.com
  6. speedrun.a16z.com
  7. get-tinbox.com
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