Ways to Give

There is more than one way to help.

A financial gift, useful resource, professional skill or practical partnership can support learning, livelihoods and community wellbeing. Choose the route that fits you.

Give money through the official giving page. Offer goods or business surplus for review. Share expertise, space or transportation. Discuss property, vehicles or a future gift. Explore support in the United States or another country.

Not sure where your idea fits? Tell us what you have in mind. We review each opportunity before confirming acceptance or a commitment.

Choose your contribution

Give money — use the official giving page and review the available amount, fund and frequency options.

Offer goods — propose useful household items, furniture, technology, learning resources, food, equipment or tools for review.

Business support — discuss surplus, equipment changes, qualified expertise or an ongoing resource partnership.

Skills and capacity — offer professional services, software, facilities, transport, mentoring, training or introductions.

Other assets and specialist gifts — ask about unusual contributions and the appropriate receiving process.

International support — explore local resources, remote expertise and reviewed cross-border arrangements.

Find the route that fits

Recurring giving and ongoing partnerships · Vehicles and equipment · Property giving · Legacy and estate giving

Volunteer your time · Propose a partnership · Get help with a contribution

Help complete a practical need

Some opportunities need an item. Others need transport, preparation, instruction or funding to make an offered resource useful. Each current need explains what is required and how to take the next step.

View current needs

A few useful answers

What can I offer besides money? Useful goods, qualified skills, facilities, transport, technology and introductions may all be relevant. Choose the closest category, or describe an unusual offer in the inquiry form.

Can I help from another country? You can start a conversation about resources already available locally, remote expertise or a partnership. Any transfer or delivery still needs an agreed receiving arrangement. Explore international giving.

Do you accept every offer? No. Suitability, safety, need, restrictions, costs and capacity all matter. An offer may need more information or may not be a fit.

Can I deliver first and complete the form later? Please wait. Goods and asset transfers need review and written arrangements before they move. Read the receiving guidance.

Not sure where to start? A brief message about what you would like to contribute and its general location is enough for an initial inquiry. Ask us.