Brighton Based Boxing Legend Chris Eubank Launches Community Fundraising Platform

Monday, 11 November 2024 09:23

By Dominic Kureen @WriteOnDom

A FREE platform that will redefine how clubs and groups fundraise and operate—easier, faster, and more powerful than ever before.

Brighton based Boxing legend Chris Eubank has stepped out of the ring and into the tech world with the groundbreaking launch of Trust Huddle — a game-changing platform set to revolutionise community fundraising and administration like nothing you’ve seen before.

The innovative new system which sits on your phone for ease of use brings communities together, slashing the headache of admin and turning everyday users into fundraising powerhouses.

Trust Huddle is a one-size-fits-all solution that caters to the needs of every group—be it sports clubs, PTAs, or local charities.

Eubank’s knockout platform, unveiled globally today, offers free access to a centralised hub where communication and fundraising become effortless.

Trust Huddle has already attracted more than 200 school PTAs and 3,000 users in just its soft launch.

Chris has spent the last 18 months working closely with a team of specialists who have developed the tech software and it is now ready for growth across the UK market and beyond.

“I’ve always been a believer in the power of unity, and Trust Huddle is the ultimate tool for driving communities forward,” he said.

"From sports clubs to charities and everything in between, this platform empowers people to achieve more — raising funds, communicating, and thriving together.

"I couldn’t be more excited about changing the way communities work.”

The tech was developed internally by Trust Huddle founder Paul Broadbent bringing a wealth of experience from his involvement in several high-profile projects.

The platform uses automated messaging to email every member of a community and keep them updated on important news and events.

It can organise events and sell tickets for community facilities or causes as well as collect payments online.

It also manages memberships and subscriptions with ease.

Trust Huddle allows members to buy and sell pre-owned and unwanted items, with a percentage donated to the community. It can sell locally donated or branded items with all online payments secure using Stripe.

Visit www.trusthuddle.com to learn more and start transforming your community today.

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