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See the proof behind the promise.

One Percent Local turns a company’s commitment into a public record: what was given, who checked it, and which local organisations benefited.

1% Local never collects or distributes giving. Support goes directly to recipients.

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Businesses
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Local Causes
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Contributed Locally
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Confirmed Contributions
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Worldwide totals are unavailable, not zero.

Every business depends on a place.

The people it employs. The communities around it. The environment its customers enjoy. The infrastructure, culture and opportunities that allow it to operate.


If you make money somewhere, some of it should stay there.

Small enough to build into the business. Meaningful enough to add up.

Why join
1% Local?

Carry a mark customers understand

A clear commitment to eligible local giving, with the status behind the mark available to inspect.

Build trust around your giving

Keep your annual revenue review distinct from recipient-confirmed contributions and published reporting.

Find better places to give

Explore published local organisations and the public reporting they choose to share.

Join businesses giving where they earn

Make a local commitment visible through one permanent public profile.

How it works

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Commit

Commit at least 1% of revenue to eligible local giving.

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Display

Display the mark that matches your current membership and certification status.

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Give

Give directly to local organisations. Recipients confirm each contribution.

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Certify

Partners attest annual revenue and the calculated 1% target. Evidence stays private.

1% Local never collects or distributes giving. Support goes directly from the business to its recipients.

The mark connects
a promise to proof.

Follow the path from a physical mark to public confirmations, certification and published reporting.

Stage 1 of 6 · Demonstration

The QR mark

Approved CERTIFIED 2025 sample artwork, demonstration only

A permanent mark links to a business’s public profile.

Find better places to give.

Explore published local organisations and follow their available public reporting.

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Synthetic Nonprofit One

Clean water access · Bali, Indonesia (synthetic)

A synthetic nonprofit demonstrating how locally delivered impact can be confirmed and published without exposing private records.

Explore local causes →

Independent partners review the annual commitment.

Independent annual review of annual revenue and the calculated 1% target for the named fiscal year.

Explore Verification Partners →

1% is small.
Together, it isn’t.

One business can support a local cause. Shared public reporting makes that support easier to inspect.

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Keep 1% where
you make it.

Join businesses giving something back to the places that make their success possible.

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Questions
businesses ask.

We already give locally. Can that count?

Existing giving can count when it meets the applicable eligibility and recipient-confirmation rules.

Does our 1% go through 1% Local?

No. Giving goes directly to recipients. One Percent Local never collects or distributes giving.

Is it 1% of revenue or profit?

The commitment is based on revenue, not profit.

What types of giving count?

Cash, in-kind and volunteer contributions follow their applicable eligibility and confirmation rules.

When can we display the mark?

Use only the approved mark for your current membership and certification status.

When are we certified?

After an independent annual revenue and calculated-target review for the stated fiscal year. A commitment alone is not certification.

What if the organisation is not listed?

If an organisation is not listed, invite it to join.