Inclusion complexes of benzo‐ and dithiabenzo‐crown ether functionalized monopyrrolotetrathiafulvalene (MPTTF) molecules were formed with Li+@C60 (1⋅Li+@C60 and 2⋅Li+@C60). The strong complexation has been quantified by high binding constants that exceed 106 M−1 obtained by UV/Vis titrations in benzonitrile (PhCN) at room temperature. On the basis of DFT studies at the B3LYP/6‐311G(d,p) level, the orbital interactions between the crown ether moieties and the π surface of the fullerene together with the endohedral Li+ have a crucial role in robust complex formation. Interestingly, complexation of Li+@C60 with crown ethers accelerates the intersystem crossing upon photoexcitation of the complex, thereby yielding 3(Li+@C60)*, when no charge separation by means of 1Li+@C60* occurs. Photoinduced charge separation by means of 3Li+@C60* with lifetimes of 135 and 120 μs for 1⋅Li+@C60 and 2⋅Li+@C60, respectively, and quantum yields of 0.82 in PhCN have been observed by utilizing time‐resolved transient absorption spectroscopy and then confirmed by electron paramagnetic resonance measurements at 4 K. The difference in crown ether structures affects the binding constant and the rates of photoinduced electron‐transfer events in the corresponding complex.