A ticketing company has sent US$13.8 million in profits to charity instead of shareholders; Hugh Jackman joined Humanitix in 2026 to help expand the model
- Representative Image of the Humanitix logo symbolizing charitable contributions through ticket bookings ( AI Generrated Image)A ticket booking fee can help fund more than an event.
- Humanitix, a not-for-profit ticketing platform, says it has directed US$13.8 million in profits to charitable causes, supporting work in education, healthcare, poverty alleviation and other areas.
- The company's current 2026 Impact Report puts the detailed total at US$13,822,038.
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- Representative Image of the Humanitix logo symbolizing charitable contributions through ticket bookings ( AI Generrated Image)A ticket booking fee can help fund more than an event.
- Humanitix, a not-for-profit ticketing platform, says it has directed US$13.8 million in profits to charitable causes, supporting work in education, healthcare, poverty alleviation and other areas.
- The company's current 2026 Impact Report puts the detailed total at US$13,822,038.
Sources: Times of India