Here’s an expanded list of fifty established charitable causes across categories which we will rotate donations through—people, health, the environment, and pets (animals)—that continue to make a positive impact:
People
United Way: Community development through education, income stability, and health.
Habitat for Humanity: Building affordable homes for families in need.
Feed the Children: Alleviating hunger and providing educational resources.
Doctors Without Borders: Medical aid in crisis regions worldwide.
Red Cross: Disaster relief and humanitarian assistance globally.
The Salvation Army: Providing social services and disaster relief.
Oxfam: Fighting poverty and social injustice worldwide.
Care.org: Focused on alleviating global poverty and empowering women.
Boys & Girls Clubs of America: Youth development and mentorship.
Breathe Life: Advocating for clean air and respiratory health.
Wounded Warrior Project:
Health
American Cancer Society: Research funding and patient support for cancer.
Mental Health America: Advocacy and resources for mental health awareness.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital: Pediatric treatment at no cost to families.
Global Fund for Women: Supporting women's health and rights.
Partnership for a Healthier America: Promoting healthier lifestyles.
Alzheimer's Association: Research and support for Alzheimer's care.
National Multiple Sclerosis Society: Advocacy and research for MS.
American Heart Association: Fighting heart disease and stroke through education and research.
Planned Parenthood: Reproductive health care and education.
World Health Organization (WHO): Global health advocacy and research.
Earth
The Nature Conservancy: Land and water conservation initiatives.
World Wildlife Fund (WWF): Wildlife preservation and climate advocacy.
Greenpeace: Environmental protection and climate activism.
Rainforest Alliance: Sustainable land use and forest conservation.
350.org: Reducing atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.
Environmental Defense Fund: Solutions to environmental issues.
National Audubon Society: Bird conservation and habitat protection.
Ocean Conservancy: Protecting ocean health and marine life.
Friends of the Earth: Environmental justice and advocacy.
Sierra Club: Promoting conservation and responsible energy use.
Pets (Furry Family)
ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals): Preventing animal cruelty and promoting welfare.
Best Friends Animal Society: Ending the killing of shelter pets.
Humane Society of the United States: Animal rights and welfare advocacy.
World Animal Protection: Global animal welfare initiatives.
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals): Advocacy for animal rights.
The Pet Fund: Financial assistance for emergency veterinary care.
Animal Rescue League: Shelter and care for abandoned pets.
No Kill Advocacy Center: Promoting no-kill shelters and rescue efforts.
PetSmart Charities: Funding for pet adoption and welfare programs.
Alley Cat Allies: Advocacy for feral cat care and ement.
Additional Causes
Kiva: Microloans to entrepreneurs in developing countries.
Heifer International: Providing livestock and training to alleviate poverty.
Room to Read: Promoting literacy and education for children.
The Trevor Project: Crisis intervention for LGBTQ+ youth.
National Geographic Society: Supporting conservation and education.
Literacy Volunteers: Helping adults improve reading and writing skills.
The Global Fund: Fighting AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
Direct Relief: Providing medical assistance in emergencies.
Action Against Hunger: Addressing hunger and malnutrition.
World Food Program: Combatting global hunger through food aid.
These organizations are making significant strides in their respective areas and contribute to improving society and the planet.
