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eBay Giving Works

Why sell through eBay Giving Works?

Turn your eBay listings into a force for good with eBay Giving Works. With each listing, you can pledge to donate from 10% to 100%* of the final sale price to your favorite nonprofit and get a pro-rated credit from us on your Insertion and Final Value fees when your listing sells.

Research shows that a seller's connection to charity serves as a quality or trustworthiness signal for consumers, with fewer customer complaints found about charity-intensive sellers and higher sale probabilities on products that benefit charity. To learn more about this study, watch this video.


Six easy steps to selling


1. Decide which nonprofit your listing will benefit. More than 18,000 nonprofits are registered to benefit from eBay Giving Works. 2. Decide how much you want to donate. You can pledge to donate from 10% to 100% of the final sale price of your item. If your item sells, we'll automatically calculate and deduct your donation (the minimum deduction is $1), and we'll make sure your donation gets to the nonprofit safely and securely.** 3. Create your eBay Giving Works listing. There's a special section just for eBay Giving Works on your listing form and in many third-party listing tools such as File Exchange or Turbo Lister. 4. Spread the word about your compassion and generosity. Every eBay Giving Works listing displays the ribbon and has a special section devoted to your selected nonprofit and your donation commitment. For extra impact, check out our promotion tools—many are free.

5. Receive a fee credit when your item sells. When your listing sells, we'll credit back your Insertion and Final Value Fees by the same percentage you pledged. Giving 50% of your item's final sale price? You'll get back 50% of your fees. Giving 100%? You get full credit on these fees.

6. Track your donations in My eBay. Preselect the nonprofits you want to support, view your paid donations, obtain tax receipts, pay donations before their due date, and change how you pay your donations. Learn more.



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Save time—preselect your favorite nonprofit. If you regularly support a specific nonprofit, save time by preselecting your favorite in your My eBay Donation Account. It will automatically appear on the listing form so you can easily decide how much to donate. If you've saved more than one, they will be displayed in random order. You can change or remove nonprofits from the list whenever you want. And when you buy on eBay you'll be able to donate to these nonprofits at checkout. Learn more.

Create a high-profile event! High-profile auctions and events on eBay Giving Works feature celebrities, VIP experiences, and travel. Are you an eBay Trading Assistant, Drop-off Store, or Agency? Learn how eBay Giving Works can help you generate new business opportunities.

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For more information

Visit the eBay Giving Works Good Questions pages.

*As little as 1% on eBay Motors for all categories except Parts & Accessories. Not available for Classified Ads. **Less a small deduction to help offset processing costs.

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