Why does 15% of my fees go to the Simplicity Foundation?

Why does 15% of my fees go to the Simplicity Foundation?

Simplicity gives 15% of its fee to the Simplicity Foundation, which then distributes these funds to nominated charities. This has been part of Simplicity's story since it started in 2016. See Our Charity for more details about how the Foundation works and some of the amazing charities it supports.
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