Turning Annoying Booking and Ticketing Fees Into a Force for Good - Joshua Ross // Co-founder of Humanitix

In Episode 167 of the Disruptors for Good podcast, I speak with Joshua Ross, Co-founder of Humanitix, on turning annoying booking and ticketing fees into a force for good.

Humanitix is a non-profit organization that has been transforming the way ticketing works since their launch in 2016. By using their technology and services, events both big and small can run a modern event, all while, in parallel, raise money for educational causes.

Their mission is to make a difference with every ticket sold. The organization exists to close the education gap – but they can't do it alone. That's why have a community of Partners and Supporters who are each doing amazing work for a better world.

The Humanitix mission is summed up easily in their giving model. Turning annoying booking fees into a force for good. Through the revenue from booking fees Humanitix funds education projects for the world's most disadvantaged children to close the global education gap.

To date, the organization has donated $2,540,040 + to educational projects around the world.

Hosting events on Humanitix is not only a great way to connect, but also helps make the world brighter for disadvantaged kids. Each event has an impact and can help create a future of equal opportunity.

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