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People

We work to alleviate and address the root causes of world hunger and food insecurity; to detect and treat breast cancer and other health concerns, particularly in women; prevent and treat childhood illness; and promote children’s literacy and education in the United States and around the world. Learn More

Pets

We support thousands of shelters and rescue groups all over the world through the various programs aimed at improving the lives of homeless pets as well as the lives of shelter workers and volunteers. We work with creative solutions to increase adoption and the retention of pets in their homes. Learn More

Planet

Whether purchasing land to protect endangered animal species, studying habitat for conservation and restoration purposes, or planting trees in deforested areas to offset carbon emissions, GreaterGood.org is on the front lines protecting our planet, its inhabitants, and its natural resources. Learn More

Give Where It Matters®

We run 27 GreaterGood.org Signature Programs, staffed by experts in their given field, as well as partner with over 5000 charity partners worldwide. We currently help fund over 450 projects and have given over $175 million in cash and product grants to other groups since 2007.

When you give to GreaterGood.org, you know your donation is making a difference. Whether you are supporting one of our Signature Programs or our carefully curated Gifts That Give More™, our professional staff works hard every day to ensure every dollar has impact for the cause of your choice.

 

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Recent News

Friday, July 20

Powerful Role Models – Girls’ Voices Facilitators Marie and Jessica in Haiti

Powerful mentors lead Girls' Voices workshops - people who have overcome challenges and are excited to give back to the community by motivating girls to succeed.

Thursday, July 19

Buster and the Porcupine

Once on SCAR’s transport, the former owner texted the driver and said that Buster might have one quill left in his mouth from the previous week. Once Buster arrived at SCAR, they took him to the vet immediately. With such a swollen mouth, he couldn't eat or drink. He went under anesthesia and the vet removed over 30 porcupine quills from his mouth, tongue and throat. He would have died if not taken into SCAR’s care.

Thursday, July 19

Bandit the Brave

The vet kept Bandit for a few days to monitor him. He came back to the rescue with a patch on his eye. Over the next few weeks, his eye healed and one would never know he had an issue, except for an eye missing. Bandit is so lovable and spoiled as he waits for his forever family.

Thursday, July 19

Addie’s Story

When someone abandoned Addie at Save-A-Bull Rescue in Southern Arizona, she was in crippling pain. Addie suffers from a rare degenerative joint disease which causes extreme pain and makes it impossible to walk. Though Addie was in excruciating pain, she had a positive attitude and would crawl from place to place—without special treatment, she wouldn't be able to live a normal life. Emily, the rescue's director, wouldn't give up on Addie and went to work making her feel better. Luckily, the rescue saves hundreds of dollars monthly thanks to Rescue Bank food donations, and Emily was able to use those savings for therapy and custom fit boots for Addie, giving her legs back. Now Addie has gone from crawling in pain to running full speed with a smile on her face. This miracle would not have been possible without your support.

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