Donate to HELP USA
Helping vulnerable families find stability.
If you are looking for ways to support HELP USA, you can make a monthly contribution, a one-time gift, or a donation of useful items, each of which makes an important impact for people in need.
Volunteer with HELP USA
For more volunteer information send us an email at info@helpusa.org.
Partner with HELP USA
Working together to make a difference.
In addition to individual giving, HELP USA offers opportunities for corporate collaboration that serve those who are most vulnerable while providing value for your organization, including brand exposure, increased employee engagement, and customer loyalty.
Benefits for Your Company:
Licensing & Sales Promotions
Include a HELP USA logo on your merchandise to show your support, donate a portion of your sales, or give customers the option to make a small contribution at the point of sale.
Payroll Deductions & Employer Matching
Make social impact easy for your employees by allowing them to contribute a portion of their pre-tax wages to HELP USA or by matching their charitable contributions each year.
Event Sponsorship
Sponsoring one of our virtual or in-person high-profile events provides great visibility for your brand, as well as opportunities to network with our honorees, including corporate leaders like AT&T and Cushman & Wakefield, and celebrities like Jon Bon Jovi, Katie Couric, and President Joe Biden.
Employee Giving Campaigns
Raise awareness for HELP USA and engage your employees in our mission through an online giving campaign with a personalized website designed just for your company.
Corporate Foundation Support
Provide support to individuals experiencing homelessness as part of your annual giving portfolio.
Days of Service
Experience a customized volunteer opportunity for your employees, who can create care packages, beautify one of our residences, or write thank-you notes to our supporters and volunteers. Please note that many of our in-person volunteer events have been temporarily suspended due to the coronavirus.