Give me money.
Not a charity. Not a cause. Just Stewart. You give, you feel good, I keep it.
Give me money →How it works
- You send me some money.
- You experience a small, pleasant feeling of having done something.
- I keep the money.
That's it. That's the whole thing.
Pick a number
Any amount at all →Goes via PayPal. You don't need an account. I'll see your name unless you hide it, and I will think fondly of you either way.
Where the money goes
Questions people have
Is this a charity?
No. Charities have trustees and annual reports. I have a PayPal account.
What will you spend it on?
Undecided. Possibly something sensible. Possibly not. I'm not going to lie to you about it, which puts me ahead of most fundraising pages.
Do I get anything?
A feeling. Warm, brief, entirely real. Also my sincere thanks, which I'm giving you now, in advance: thanks.
Is this a scam?
A scam relies on you not understanding what's happening. You understand exactly what's happening. It's in the heading.
Can I get a refund?
PayPal's rules apply. But you'd have to give the feeling back too, and that's non-refundable.
Why should I?
You shouldn't, particularly. But you're still reading, which suggests you might.
How much have people given so far?
I'm not telling you. Numbers ruin it.