Sample Form - Choose your Charities

I want to help

Please note, these are preferences only. We will try to honor your wishes but due to logistics and restrictions may mean funds have to go elsewhere.

I want my donations to go to (click all that apply)

Funds will be equally divided amongst the chosen charity groups.

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Charities are lumped into baskets. Each basket is made up of many charities.

Animal

From pets to wildlife, backyards to wilderness, ocean and skies, this basket of charities helps all non-human species. RedRover, Wildlife Conservation Society, Friends of Animals and more.

Children

Child protection, sponsorship and development. Children are our future blah blah blah.

Education

Building schools, school supplies, scholarships, tuition assistance and learning for all ages.

Envrionment

Conservations, National Park Endowments, Climate Change and all cause that help make and keep earth healthy.

Health

AIDS, cancer, disabilities, mental health, drug abuse, terminal illness and the general health of people.

Humanity

Human rights, civil rights, disaster relief and charities that benefit huanity at large.

Hunger

Food and clean drinking water- basics of life are not universal but these charities aim to change that.

Poverty

Homelessness, job training, school and relocation to help life people out of poverty.

It is every man’s obligation to put back into the world at least the equivalent of what he takes out of it.”
―Albert Einstein

The Charities

The purpose of this endeavour is to leverage our differences for a common goal, to help to those who need it most. Charities must be chosen carefully to encourage donors. Charities funded should be:

Apolitical: one of our core tennants is to be apolitical ourselves. We cannot then turn around and support polictial groups or ideals.

Noncontreversial: nothing is completely without contreversy but we should aim for less contreversial. Planned Parenthood and the NRA are too contreversial.

Highly rated: we need to give to those that spend money wisely. They should have a B or higher on CharityWatch.org.

Able to handle the funds: The hope is to have large sums of money to give on behalf of our donors. Too much money to a small charity can cause more harm than good.