Samsung’s Global Goals app, which comes pre-installed on the Galaxy Note 10/10+, educates people about the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and makes it easy for them to donate to charity. By gamifying charitable giving, Samsung is tapping into people’s demand for brands to help them make more ethical decisions.

Giving to charity was once all about donating money, but people are now looking for more creative ways to give back. Research shows that most young Britons who interact with charity prefer to do so by completing a challenge for a good cause, reflecting how the culture of giving is changing.

With card and contactless payments becoming the norm for many Britons, the concept of a ‘cashless society’ is becoming a reality. What does this mean for charities that rely on people giving ‘spare change’? Canvas8 spoke to 20 Britons to understand how they’d prefer to donate on-the-spot.

Rocked by high-profile scandals and still reliant on outdated fundraising tactics, Britain’s charities are under pressure to rethink the ways they engage the public. Disaster relief fund ShelterBox is resorting to a book club, aiming to drive regular donations while raising awareness of its efforts.