Vacation rental properties sit idle during low-demand periods while non-profit associations struggle to find affordable accommodation for vulnerable people: caregivers needing respite, families in precarious situations, or individuals in social reintegration programs. Neither side has a structured channel to connect.
Give Me The Night is a French solidarity-based booking platform that connects vacation rental owners with non-profit associations, enabling hosts to offer stays at reduced or donated rates to association beneficiaries during low-occupancy windows.
Property owners list accommodations on the platform and define which periods they make available for solidarity stays. Beneficiaries pay income-scaled participation fees. The platform manages booking logistics, calendar synchronisation with Airbnb and Gites de France to prevent double bookings, guest qualification through partner associations, and payment collection. Hosts retain control over which periods are opened for solidarity use and remain active on their standard commercial booking channels in parallel.
Vacation rental hosts in France who want to put low-occupancy periods to social use, and non-profit associations needing affordable accommodation for vulnerable beneficiaries.
Listed on STR Market Map, the short-term-rental software marketplace.