Together we can.

 Between January and June 2020, the public donated a  total of £5.4 billion to charity – an increase of £800  million compared to the same period in 2019. With national charities business models, 40% of all  donations are soaked up by overheads and donors  aren’t seeing the full impact from their donations.  

With cuts to local authorities at an all time high over  the past decade, schools, food banks, local shelters and  religious centres are all feeling the strain on money coming in. People want to see their donations improving their  areas, and being used in a responsible, transparent way. That is what Hunho aims to do.  

 Hunho was originally born out of the need to support homelessness. It  was established from the ideology of “Hand Up Not Hand Out” where  people should want to put their hand up to help those in need and  prevent someone from pleading by extending their hand out. 

Whilst this is still something that we are passionate about, we decided to use technology to support local charities. Many of these charities often don’t have the  resources, or technical capabilities to brand themselves in a way to  generate regular donations. 

Seeing a need for local charities to raise awareness, we formed our organisation to provide a simple  solution.