There are many ways to give to a nonprofit organization, and not all of them involve money, your contribution can make a real difference.

1. Financial Donations  (Even small donations help sustain programs and outreach efforts)

• One-time gifts – A single donation of any amount to support programs, events, or general operations.

• Recurring donations – Automatic monthly or yearly contributions that provide steady support.

• Sponsorships – Funding specific programs, festivals, or community projects.

• Planned giving / legacy gifts – Including the nonprofit in wills, trusts, or estate plans.

2. In-Kind Donations (Goods & Supplies reduce operating costs and free up funds for other needs)

• Items like event supplies, office equipment, ritual tools, or decorations.

• Food and beverages for community gatherings.

• Printing, marketing materials, or craft items for children’s programs.

• Specialized services such as photography, legal help, or accounting.

3. Volunteering Your Time (Time is one of the most valuable gifts a nonprofit can receive)

• Helping with events, festivals, or fundraisers.

• Assisting with outreach, education, or ritual support.

• Joining committees or serving on the board.

• Offering specialized skills (graphic design, bookkeeping, web development, etc.).

4. Raising Awareness (Advocacy expands reach, builds visibility, and brings in new support)

• Sharing the nonprofit’s mission and events on social media.

• Inviting friends to attend programs or volunteer with you.

• Hosting informational sessions, booths, or fundraisers in your community.

5. Corporate or Workplace Giving (Workplace giving can double or triple your impact without extra cost to you)

• Matching gift programs through employers.

• Payroll deductions for charitable giving.

• Sponsorships or partnerships with local businesses.