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Charity Bingo Information

Written by Benjamin Rose – Head Writer. Last updated 2 July 2026.

Charity Bingo at a glance: 5/10

Verdict: a standard-issue Jumpman bingo skin let down by a complete absence of independent player feedback and a “charity” name that doesn’t appear to be backed up by anything visible on the current site.

Charity Bingo sister sites

Charity Bingo shares its Jumpman Gaming Limited UK Gambling Commission licence with well over 100 other trading names, all built on the same underlying platform. Below is a randomly selected cross-section of 20 of those already reviewed on this site.

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• Giant Wins
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Charity Bingo operator, Jumpman Gaming Limited

Jumpman Gaming Limited is based at La Corvee House, La Corvee, Alderney, and has held UK Gambling Commission account 39175 for remote casino and bingo licences since 1 November 2014, with no recorded sanctions against it. Charity Bingo’s own footer confirms this operator and account number directly, matching the register.

Charity Bingo review

Welcome offer

The live homepage advertises up to 500 free spins on Piggy Payout, credited via the Mega Wheel after a first deposit of £10 or more (the Mega Wheel itself needs a £20+ deposit to trigger, per the site’s own FAQ). The wagering requirement is 10x the combined bonus and free-spin winnings, compliant with the UK’s wagering cap, and only bonus-fund wagers count toward it. Converting bonus funds to withdrawable cash is capped at your lifetime deposits, up to a maximum of £250.

Games and the “charity” branding

Charity Bingo’s own site describes standard 90-ball, 80-ball, 75-ball and 30-ball (speed) bingo variants, alongside a slots catalogue and Slingo titles, all built on Jumpman’s shared game library. What’s notably absent is any actual charity content: despite the brand name, the current homepage carries only generic “how online bingo works” copy, with no mention of donations, a nominated charity, or a “charity of the month” scheme. Some older third-party review sites describe a £1-per-£20-deposited donation mechanic, but we couldn’t find that claim repeated or confirmed anywhere on the live site, its FAQ, or its terms and conditions as of this review.

Licensing and customer support

Charity Bingo is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under account 39175, held by Jumpman Gaming Limited, with the account number confirmed directly in the site’s own footer. Payment methods include debit cards, Paysafecard, Pay by Mobile, PayPal, Skrill and Neteller, all in GBP only. Withdrawals carry a 72-hour pending period once your account is verified, followed by 1–3 working days to land. Support runs through live chat (9am–4pm Monday to Friday) and email, with a 2-business-day reply target; deposit limits are shared across the whole Jumpman network, so a limit set on one site applies everywhere.

Player sentiment

This is where Charity Bingo falls down hardest: its Trustpilot profile is unclaimed with zero reviews, and we couldn’t find a listing on either AskGamblers or Casino Guru, the two other major independent review sources we check. That’s not automatically a red flag on a Jumpman white-label site – some of the network’s quieter skins simply haven’t built up a review base – but it does mean there’s no independent evidence either way on how the site actually treats its players day to day.

Verdict

5 out of 10. Charity Bingo offers the same compliant welcome offer and game range as its Jumpman stablemates, but the complete absence of independent reviews anywhere makes it impossible to back up with real player evidence, and the charity branding doesn’t appear to reflect anything currently live on the site. Worth treating as an unknown quantity rather than a known one.

Charity Bingo FAQ

Who owns Charity Bingo?

Charity Bingo is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited, based in Alderney, under UK Gambling Commission licence 39175.

Does Charity Bingo have any sister sites?

It sits on the same Jumpman Gaming Limited licence as well over 100 other white-label sites, though none are separately registered trading names.

Is Charity Bingo UK licensed and safe to use?

Yes, it holds an active UK Gambling Commission licence with no regulatory actions logged. However, there’s no independent review record on Trustpilot, AskGamblers or Casino Guru to corroborate player experience.

What’s the wagering requirement on the Charity Bingo welcome offer?

10x on up to 500 free spins on Piggy Payout, credited via the Mega Wheel after a £10+ deposit, with bonus conversion capped at your lifetime deposits up to £250.

Does Charity Bingo actually donate to charity?

We couldn’t confirm this on the live site. Despite the brand name, the current homepage, FAQ and terms don’t mention any donation scheme, though some older third-party reviews describe one.