Goodnation, in partnership with National Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster (NVOAD), has created the Coronavirus Response Fund to focus on our most vulnerable populations, including seniors, the homeless, families living in poverty, people with disabilities and students in need. Goodnation’s Coronavirus Response Fund enables you to get funding where and when it is most needed across the country and world.
Your support can help mitigate the inevitable effects the coronavirus will have on community health and beyond. Your donation to the Fund will go towards:
Some of the nonprofits in the Coronavirus Response Fund include:
National Disaster Response
Local Response
Global Intervention
View the full list of nonprofits in the Fund here.
Coronavirus is more than a public health issue. Its ripple effects are just beginning to show and will only increase over the coming weeks and months. Disaster response groups, nonprofit organizations and the vulnerable communities they serve need our support now more than ever.
Support vulnerable populations affected by the coronavirus today through the Goodnation Coronavirus Response Fund.
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Support FundGoodnation has surveyed the nonprofits on our platform and worked closely with NVOAD to create the Coronavirus Response Fund based on the most immediate need for financial support. We are in constant contact with response organizations and nonprofits on the front lines and continue to update the Fund as new needs emerge.
The Fund is structured as follows. See the full list of nonprofits here.
We’re excited to share that as of May 1, we’ve raised over $145,000 and disbursed our first gifts to nonprofits on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis. These inspiring organizations are supporting vulnerable populations around the country and world and are addressing urgent issues of hunger, homelessness, unemployment, health and more.
This is an incredible start and as needs are increasing exponentially, we encourage you to join us by making a gift today.
Whether directly responding to the coronavirus crisis or not, nonprofits are already beginning to struggle financially as donors’ priorities are elsewhere and critical fundraising events over the next several months are cancelled. Organizations addressing the causes you care about need your support now more than ever.
We urge donors who are able to consider giving your annual gifts now, instead of waiting until year-end. This will ensure the nonprofits you care about can plan and budget accordingly as they weather disruptions to their programs, develop creative approaches to serve their communities, and maintain long term financial stability.
Log onto your Goodnation portfolio or get started by taking our brief giving survey to give to high-performing organizations serving the communities you care about.
For personal assistance with your giving, please contact Emily Ball at donors@goodnation.io.
Thank you for generous giving through the Goodnation Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization. Below find instructions for completing your tax-deductible gift.
Online
If you’re planning to contribute more than $10,000 we ask that you give via check, ACH, wire transfer or donor-advised fund to ensure your support avoids processing fees associated with credit card transactions.
By check
Make your check payable to “The Goodnation Foundation” and please indicate "Coronavirus Response Fund" in the memo. Mail your check to:
The Goodnation Foundation
601 West 26th Street, Suite 325-26
New York, NY 10001
By donor-advised fund
Once logged on to your donor-advised fund portal, search for “The Good Nation Foundation” or our EIN 81-4768448 and indicate your gift amount and the name of the Goodnation fund or campaign you would like to support.
By wire transfer or ACH
Please contact donors@goodnation.io for account information.
For questions about any of these or other giving options, contact us at donors@goodnation.io.
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