Business Giving

Create digital product vouchers to give gifts, rewards, stipends, and donations.

Contact sales Create a campaign

Overview
Use cases
How it works
Resources
FAQs

Overview
Use cases
How it works
Resources
FAQs

Giving gifts, rewards, and stipends is simple.

Business Giving is a tool for purchasing and distributing items to others using digital product vouchers. Account administrators can create a campaign, pre-fund vouchers, select recipients, and create a list of items that are eligible for redemption.

Business Giving simplifies the process of giving and allows administrators to maintain control over item selection and spend, while reducing administrative burden.

Save time

Eliminate the need to manually order, unbox, store, distribute, and return items.

Save time
Provide flexibility

Recipients can select their preferred item and delivery location and manage returns through Amazon.

Provide flexibility
Oversee spend

Fund vouchers with your preferred payment method and add additional funds when needed.

Oversee spend

What can I use Business Giving for?

Recognition

Give gift, recognize and reward employees, and provide welcome kits for new hires.

Stipends

Equip employees and contractors, provide uniforms and safety equipment, and fund employee well-being programs.

Philanthropy

Distribute grants, award scholarships, equip local clubs and chapters, and subsidize beneficiary purchasing.

Incentives

Incentivize customers to try new products and reward loyal customers.

Business Giving overview

1. Create a campaign

Create and fund a campaign, set start and end dates, and curate a catalog of items for recipients to choose from.

2. Notify recipients

Send a personalized message to your recipients and invite them to redeem their voucher and select their item(s).

3. Start giving

Recipients have the flexibility to choose their preferred item through the familiar Amazon shopping experience.

4. Track progress

Monitor campaign redemption and add additional funds. Any unused funds will be returned after your campaign ends.

“With Business Giving, we did not have excess inventory and only had to pay for what we needed.”

Dawn Raphael, Product Sales Senior Logistics Manager, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council

Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council

Video

Business Giving overview

Learn how to set up your own campaign to give gifts, rewards, and stipends.

Watch now

Video

Business Giving: How to redeem

Get more information about the recipient experience and the process for redeeming a Business Giving voucher.

Watch now

Blog

Business Giving launch

Discover how you can use Business Giving to remove the administrative burden of giving to others.

Read article

Streamline giving for your organization today

Contact sales

FAQs

ACH and Credit/Debit Cards can be used to prefund vouchers and vouchers must be paid for before they are sent. There are two options for administrators: (1) Pay as You Go: Pay only for the vouchers that you send out with initial campaign set up and you can come back to the campaign at any time to add and pay for additional vouchers, as needed. (2) Pay for Total Program Upfront: Attach funds to your campaign to be used at any time and you can allocate some funds to vouchers in initial campaign set up. Remaining funds will stay attached to the campaign for later use. When you come back to add more vouchers to the campaign, you will draw from those funds without having to go back through checkout.
Recipients will receive an email from Amazon inviting them to redeem their voucher. From this email, they will be directed to your pre-curated catalog where they can choose their items and checkout. If the order total is more than the available voucher balance, recipients can cover the remaining balance using their own payment methods.
Recipients can manage and return their orders using Amazon's return process, either through the Amazon website or by reaching out to Amazon's customer service. Orders are subject to standard Amazon.com Returns Policy.
In general, recipients will be charged taxes on their purchases. If an organization has a valid tax exemption on file in the account where the voucher is being redeemed, and that purchase qualifies for tax exemption, recipients will not be charged tax.