LiquiDonate

Founder Diz Petit serves as CEO, and Aisya Aziz is listed as CTO on the firm's website. The team includes directors for operations, circularity partnerships, business development, growth, and marketing — suggesting that product and engineering sit directly under Aziz while Petit drives commercial partnerships.

According to the firm's site, ReturnsDirect integrates at the customer return-request screen. When a return is flagged as unprofitable or unsellable, the software matches the item to a local nonprofit and redirects the shipping label — skipping the warehouse and saving over 25% on reverse-logistics label costs. The item is donated locally rather than being trucked back and liquidated.

The platform handles new and like-new goods that retailers cannot sell profitably — customer returns, overstock, or seasonal excess. Nonprofits register on the hub and receive matched items based on their stated needs. The system can process individual returns, boxes, pallets, or full truckloads.

There is no disclosure of international operations on the firm's website. The donation-matching engine prioritizes local recipients to cut shipping emissions and cost, and all named integrations and case references point to US-based activity.

Room & Board is a publicly named user — the firm's marketing quotes a Room & Board representative saying LiquiDonate is 'crucial' to reaching a 90% waste-diversion target by 2030. Other brand logos appear on the site, but no further names are confirmed in public documentation.