All Community created Funds

Some of my top organizations

Girls on the Run, NYC

Over 60% of women in Sierra Leone are being beaten and forced to have sex by their intimate male partners. The project aims to address heightened levels of discrimination and violence against women in Sierra Leone and promote coordination for increased success in violence and anti-discrimination campaigns throughout the country.

Innovation for Regional Sustainability

Better Health, More Wealth, and Freedom for all.

Join Engine in supporting the San Francisco community through non-profits working on education, housing, and health.

Health. Infrastructure. Community Development. Arts. Women's Empowerment. HIV/AIDS prevention.

A report by research firm Gartner in May 2014 shows that there has been no progress in the gender inequality in technology. In the past 10 years, the number of women in key roles in the technology industry has remained roughly the same. Join me in supporting nonprofit organizations helping train, recruit, and retain more women in technology and associated industries.

Celebrate Mother's Day by supporting mothers around the world.

In an area that has brought great opportunity to many, there is still a critical need to invest in solutions to homelessness, hunger, affordable housing, education and unemployment. We can all join the movement started by the tech community to give back to our beloved Bay Area by supporting the organizations working to provide opportunity to everyone. #Sfgives

Organizations that are employing innovation and cutting edge technology to build a better world.

With nearly 1/3 of the world's species are on the brink of extinction, amphibians are without a doubt the most endangered group of animals on the planet. Join America's first and only public charity dedicated to protecting amphibians, SAVE THE FROGS!, and help sustain the web of life!

A severe and deadly storm system has affected millions in the South and Midwest United States. Numerous tornadoes have swept through the area, causing widespread damage, injuries, and over 30 deaths. Help provide much needed relief for those affected.

Inspired by the WHO's World Immunization Week, we've selected a group of high impact organizations creating and delivering the world's most needed vaccines. Why World Immunization Week? Immunization is one of the most cost-effective and successful health investments we can make. Every year vaccines save between 2 and 3 million people from such deadly diseases as diphtheria, polio, tetanus, rotavirus diarrhoea, and pneumonia. Yet 1 in 5 children (approx. 1.5 BILLION) still do not have access to life-saving immunizations. Learn more about the issue and how you can help here: http://www.who.int/campaigns/immunization-week/2014/event/en/

As surfers, we are really lucky to enjoy the nature as a daily activity. So we care about respecting and keeping the nature as it is. This fund supports several nonprofits that fight hard for getting our oceans clean, our planet healthy and the people that live in it happy.

Beyond the inherent value of promoting and protecting the equal rights of everyone around the world, I believe investing in women's economic and social empowerment is the best way to improve a society's overall wellbeing.

A collection of great organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area, some big, some small, serving dogs. Inspired by our own mutt, Daley, who was rescued from rural Glenn County, California, by Copper's Dream.

This is an evolving fund focused on organizations whose primary focus is on helping veterans of the U.S. Military, particularly those injured in combat. Consider a regularly recurring donation to help give back to those who have given us so much. Have an organization you think should be here? Get in touch.

Google's Global Impact Awards celebrate nonprofits who use tech to make change on a global scale. Join in supporting this group of organizations to continue their innovative work.

After testing it with Watsi, Y-Combinator now includes nonprofits in every batch. The same institution that funded innovative companies like AirBnB and Dropbox now has a model to incubate and accelerate innovative nonprofits.

A collection of 4 awesome San Francisco-Bay Area charities. On Sunday November 17th 2013, 20 teams competed on the dodgeball court at an event organized by GitHub to raise over $57,000 for these nonprofit organizations.

Imagine 5 startups in crazy costumes doing pushups on stage to a theme song like "The Final Countdown"...and all the funds raised go to charity.