Meet Our Members
America’s Charities is an alliance of nearly 100 of America's best charities who address a wide range of causes including education, environmental protection, human and civil rights, hunger, poverty, research and health services, animal welfare, veteran assistance, and disaster relief. Our 501(c)(3) high-impact nonprofit members are reviewed annually and must meet specific eligibility criteria before they’re approved for membership.
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Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is internationally recognized for its groundbreaking leadership in seeking justice for the most vulnerable in our society and fighting…
Humane Society International
$15.00 per pay period (x 26 pay checks = $390) pays for expert medical and behavioral treatment of dogs rescued from Korean Dog Meat Farms.
National Black Child Development Institute
ABOUT THE NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE For more than 50 years, the National Black Child Development Institute (NBCDI) has been committed to our mission…
Feed the Children
Each dollar donated provides $7 of food, hope, dignity and comfort to children and families who desperately need help in the U.S. and around the world.
Time Out Youth
Our Mission and Purpose: Time Out Youth offers support, advocacy and opportunities for personal development and social interaction to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning…
The Humane Society of the United States (The HSUS)
$50 =Cost to transport one dog or cat by ground from a rescue to an emergency placement partner to find a new home for adoption.
Signature Theatre, Inc.
A Gift of $50 helps Signature provide free access to in-class/after-school arts education workshops and productions for nearly 7,000 middle and high school students.
Feeding America
$1 helps provide 10 meals via the Feeding America network of 200 member food banks, enabling people in need to get adequate nutritious food to feed their families.
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF)
Founded in 1984, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund is dedicated to telling the story of American Law Enforcement and making it safer for…
Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C. & Northern Virginia
With your gift of $250, you can complete the drywall of an entire room in a Habitat house - one where a family will spend precious time together.
Lorton Community Action Center (LCAC)
$25 purchases 12 meals for individuals who are food insecure and $50 purchases home delivery of a week's worth of food for a senior.
BrightFocus Foundation, Alzheimer’s Disease Research
$20 - $40/week ($1,000 - $2,000/year) helps send a promising young researcher to an international science conference to share research results - a critical venue for analysis of discoveries.Â
Did You Know?
The majority of U.S. charitable giving (about 60%-70% of total annual donations) is from individuals and an estimated $5 billion of those annual donations are generated from workplace giving campaigns each year. Add to that the estimated $2-$3 billion that is donated through employer-sponsored matching gift programs annually, and that is a significant amount of nonprofit resources being generated from the workplace.
Boost Social Impact Through Cause Funds
Designed to empower donors and employers to support America's Charities nonprofit members through workplace giving or as a stand-alone donation option, each fund focuses on a specific cause and features a selection of vetted America's Charities members working directly to address that cause.
Each donation to a fund is distributed equally between the America’s Charities nonprofit members featured in the fund. By supporting one or more of these funds, individuals and corporations alike can make a direct, meaningful difference.
Civil Rights, Social Action, and Advocacy
From organizations dedicated to civil rights, social action, and advocacy to related initiatives, numerous members of America’s Charities are actively engaged in programs aimed at empowering individuals and advocating for social justice. If you’re passionate about advancing social justice and its beneficiaries, consider contributing to this fund.
Arts, Culture and HumanitiesÂ
From enriching our cultural heritage to fostering creativity and promoting intellectual endeavors, numerous members of America’s Charities are engaged in programs that advance the arts, culture, and humanities.
Environmental Quality, Protection and Beautification
From initiatives dedicated to enhancing environmental quality, protection, and beautification, numerous members of America’s Charities are actively engaged in programs that preserve our natural world and devoted to safeguarding the environment and enhancing the quality of our surroundings.
Crime and Legal-Related Fund
If you’re passionate about criminal law reform, ending racial inequities in the criminal justice system, and supporting the betterment of legal-related causes and their beneficiaries, consider contributing to this fund to support America’s Charities member nonprofits who use litigation, advocacy, and public education to ensure our nation’s criminal justice laws are administered fairly.
Employment / Job-Related Fund
From various organizations to related initiatives, many members of America’s Charities are actively engaged in programs aimed at empowering individuals through employment and job-related support. These organizations are dedicated to nurturing career opportunities and facilitating job-related skill development. If you’re passionate about advancing job-related assistance and its beneficiaries, consider contributing to this fund.
Recreation, Sports, Leisure, and Athletics
From recreational and sports organizations to related initiatives, numerous members of America’s Charities are actively engaged in programs aimed at promoting active lifestyles, leisure, and athletic opportunities. If you’re passionate about encouraging physical activity and its benefits, consider contributing to this fund.