About Jubily

We’re building the world’s giving board.

Every year, Americans donate over $500 billion to charity. But giving is invisible — there’s no public record, no recognition, no social proof. Jubily makes generosity visible, celebrated, and contagious.

How it works

Donors choose a verified 501(c)(3), give directly via Stripe, and show up on a global leaderboard. The charity issues the tax receipt — we never hold your funds. Up to 100% of every gift reaches the cause when donors cover the small processing fees.

What we believe

Jubily is named for the Jubilee, the year described in Leviticus when debts were forgiven, land went back to the family it came from, and people who had been sold got their freedom back. A reset. Everything returning to where it belonged.

Jubily started with my faith. I’m a Christian, and the idea that generosity should be plain, honest, and actually reach the person it was meant for is where this began.

That isn’t a slogan. It’s why the platform is built the way it is.

Your money never touches us.Donations route through Stripe straight into the charity’s own bank account. Jubily is never the recipient and never the custodian. The gift belongs to the charity, so the charity is who gets it.

We check before we list.Every organization here is cross-checked against IRS records before it appears. You shouldn’t have to guess whether a charity is real.

The fee shouldn’t come out of the gift.We charge 2% plus Stripe processing. Checkout asks you to cover it, it’s pre-selected, and most people do, so most gifts arrive whole.

Giving gets counted. Not to make anyone look impressive, but because things that get celebrated happen more often.

Public charities vs. private foundations

Every charity on Jubily is a verified 501(c)(3), so your gift is a qualifying charitable contribution. Whether you can deduct it depends on your own return. The IRS sorts 501(c)(3)s into two categories, and you might see either label on a charity’s page:

Public charities— the most common type. Funded by many donors, usually running their own direct programs. Cash gifts are deductible up to 60% of your adjusted gross income. Most charities you’ve heard of (St. Jude, Salvation Army, your local food bank) are public charities.

Private foundations — often started by a single family, individual, or company, with a focused mission and tighter governance rules. Cash gifts are deductible up to 30% of your adjusted gross income. The donation experience is identical — we just label these explicitly so you can see at a glance.

Either way, you’ll get a tax receipt from the charity for your gift. Talk to your tax advisor if your situation depends on deductibility limits.

Who built this

Jubily was founded in Houston, Texas, in 2026 and is operated by Jubily Global LLC. The core idea: a public leaderboard for giving. Real names, real dollars, real causes — recognition baked in instead of hidden under a tax receipt.

How to reach us

Questions, charity applications, partnership pitches, or press — we’d love to hear from you.

Jubily Global LLC is a Texas-based limited liability company. Donations route directly to verified charities’ own bank accounts via Stripe Connect — Jubily is the platform, not the recipient. See our Terms and Privacy Policy for details.