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YOU Keep Getting Dogs Adopted Through Your Generosity!

What a journey Mama lady has had. After the passing of her owner and her sister quickly finding a home, Mama had to wait several months before finding a new family. With all of the changes Mama had to go through, comfort was something that she needed. So the tennis balls were a great comfort item for Mama alw

GreaterGood.org Uncovers Rare and Exotic Salamander

This rare and exotic creature is only documented on four occasions. What makes this sighting significant is it’s the furthest north documentation of this species - over 100 miles further north than researchers previously believed. Since this is a tropical species, it’s sighting on top of a mountain that receives heavy snowfall is remarkable.

YOU Helped Fly Breast Cancer Patients to Get Life-Saving Treatment

"If not for Angel Flight, I wouldn’t be alive today. What you guys have given me is a new opportunity at life, and there is no reason everyone else shouldn’t know about it. I was told about Angel Flight by a volunteer at my hospital. We need every volunteer and every hospital talking about your services so more people like me can be helped."

You Are Helping More Girls Around the World Attend School!

Inadequate access to sanitary pads leads to poor grades and low completion rates. Improved access to these resources not only improves hygiene and prevents girls from exposure of embarrassment, but primarily seeks to address the 2 million girls in Malawi who miss 3-4 school days PER MONTH simply because of menstruation.

Your Support of Our Scholarship Program Is Impacting the World!

"Thank you for our allowance every month. I’m happy to tell you that in our school I'm a member of the marching band. I also have just received my 1st communion. May God bless you, my sponsors for your kindness. I love to go to school because I am in many activities."

Girls’ Voices Scholars in Cameroon – Dedication in Action!

It's the first week of classes for students around the world -- including a dedicated group of Girls’ Voices scholars in Douala, Cameroon. Thanks to donors like you, these ten girls will receive the financial support they need -- just in time to register for classes, buy books and travel the many miles to school.

One Female Entrepreneur’s Success in Malawi

Throughout the years, thanks to your support, GreaterGood.org's GROW program has supported the distribution of over 15,000 menstrual hygiene kits to adolescent girls in need in Sierra Leone, Uganda and Malawi. Join us as we celebrate one female entrepreneurs successful menstrual hygiene business that has successfully distributed over 6,800 menstrual hygiene pads across Malawi. Help us continue to support efforts like this to improve girls access to proper menstrual hygiene sanitation.

GreaterGood.org Joins Forces With Elanco Animal Health to Provide Vaccines for up to 300,000 Dog and Cat Victims of Hurricane Florence

GreaterGood.org is partnering with Elanco Animal Health, a subsidiary of Eli Lilly and Company to send two 53-foot long trailers (donated by Daum Trucking) carrying medical supplies to serve up to 300,000 dogs and cats. This massive donation of veterinary supplies for the pet victims of the storm includes pain medication, vaccines, heartworm preventative, flea/tick preventative […]

URGENT: Pets and People in Grave Danger From Florence’s Catastrophic Flooding!

  How We’ve Helped So Far: (UPDATED: 9/29/18) Sent 5,000 meals of Halo cat food to Charleston Animal Society in Charleston, SC. Sent 22,000 meals of Halo dog food to Tulsa Humane Society in Tulsa, OK. They were deployed to the Carolinas during the storm and have taken their rig back with displaced pets. Charleston […]

URGENT: Hurricane Florence Threatens Pets and People With Catastrophic Flooding

Carolinas on Friday morning, bringing hurricane-speed winds, rain, and massive storm surges which could cause catastrophic flooding. The slow speed of the storm has government officials worried that Florence will stall just off the coast, dumping an estimated 40 inches of rain in one day. Millions of people are projected to lose electricity following the storm.