Stories

This Earth Day, we share how we continue to invest in the future of possibility as environmental sustainability and climate action are critical to PayPal’s mission.

PayPal partnered with the India Government to offer immediate COVID-relief facilities and drive awareness campaigns regarding prevention and care.

One year on from the day (6 April) that the late Captain Sir Tom Moore started his world-famous 100 laps around his garden, his family are inviting the world to celebrate Captain Tom’s life, his...

Ahead of Earth Day, PayPal’s Sri Shivananda shares how we're addressing our environmental impact and plans to reach net-zero emissions by 2040.

Today, PayPal is launching a small charities competition. We want to help small charities continue to raise funds during these difficult times. Charities have been under increasing pressure during...

PayPal are supporting the most fragile places in the world with the DEC Coronavirus Appeal Since it launched in July 2020, PayPal have been key partners of the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC)...

PayPal celebrates ongoing commitment to grassroots football, funding graduate programme led by charity partner, Football Beyond Borders Following on from the hugely successful ‘Give the Gift of...

This Christmas, PayPal has teamed up with the Lionesses and charity partner, Football Beyond Borders, to shine a light on people who go above and beyond.

To mark Black History Month in the UK, we will be publishing a series of case studies, sharing the stories from some of Britain's most creative, successful black-owned business that use PayPal to help run their company. William Adoasi launched the designer watch company Vitae London in 2016, beating the odds while championing a social justice-led approach.

To mark Black History Month in the UK, we will be publishing a series of case studies, sharing the stories from some of Britain's most creative, successful black-owned business that use PayPal to help run their company. Rachael Corson and Joycelyn Mate bonded over their shared passion. Now, they’re helping other black people embrace their untouched hair.