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National Dog Day is celebrated annually on August 26th and recognizes the positive impact dogs have on our world and the important role they play in our lives. Not only do our canine friends bring us joy, laughter, companionship, and love - they have the innate ability to connect with humans and provide effective therapeutic and occupational services, resulting in a mutually improved quality of life. The following organizations provide rescue, animal welfare, and training services to benefit dogs and their families around the country. Donate to our National Dog Day Fund in honor of your furry pal today!

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to honor the victims and survivors of childhood cancer. The American Cancer Society reports that approximately 9,910 children in the United States under the age of 15 will be diagnosed with cancer in 2023. Cancer is currently one of the leading causes of death in children in the United States, and the leading cause of death in children by disease. The following organizations are working towards a shared mission of ending childhood cancer and supporting children and families impacted by a pediatric cancer diagnosis. These organizations are providing supportive services for children and families impacted by pediatric cancer and utilizing research and advocacy to innovate medical treatments and increase awareness surrounding pediatric cancer in an effort to find a cure.

September is World Alzheimer's Month, a global campaign dedicated to raising public awareness about Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. The following nonprofits are doing the critical work to educate communities, support those living with Alzheimer's as well as their caregivers and families, and advocate for improved care and innovative treatment research.

August 26th is Women's Equality Day. Championed by Representative Bella Abzug in 1971, Women's Equality Day commemorates the passing of the 19th Amendment in 1920, which granted women the right to vote. However, the fight for women's equality in all spheres of life continues. These pre-vetted organizations are doing the critical work to advance women's equality initiatives through advocacy, education, litigation and policy. Your donation to the Women's Equality Day Fund will help each of these organizations continue their work towards a more equitable world for women and girls.

Using AI isn’t a crime — but it feels illegal in my heart. If you’ve ever felt that little pang of guilt after asking ChatGPT to plan your trip, crank out a Google Slides presentation for work, or even write this very paragraph for your fundraising site — here’s your chance to balance the karmic scales. Your guilt goes straight to grassroots climate justice Deposit $5 in the AI Shame Bank and my employer (Tempus AI, yes, an AI company) will match every donation up to $1,000. That means your $5 instantly becomes $10 for nonprofits funding sustainable, renewable energy solutions — the people working to actually solve the climate crisis. We’re not just planting token trees or keeping duck ponds clean. The AI Shame Bank is about funding big-picture climate innovation. Once we hit the $1,000 match cap, I’ll keep the Shame Bank open so every dollar still goes straight to climate solutions. If we must use AI, let's use it responsibly. That means: Respect creators → Don’t use AI to replace artists. All current art/music models are trained on stolen work. Use AI to explore and research ideas — not as a substitute for human creativity. Don’t waste compute → Don’t sit there cranking out goofy, fake AI videos or “lol random” images. It burns energy and props up a system of exploitation while creating nothing of real value. Protect privacy → Don’t feed sensitive info into chatbots. Stay authentic → Use AI for organizing your thoughts, not for your admissions essay or personal story. Think green → Don’t fire up a giant AI model for something Google could answer in 3 seconds. AI should help people, not replace them — and not waste our planet’s resources. If you’ve leaned on it, toss $5 into the AI Shame Bank and Tempus AI will double it for climate solutions.

I’ll Be Your Rock provides LGBTQ+ youth support in rural areas bringing resources, advocacy, awareness and inclusion to combat suicide and to empower all queer youth.

Since 2002, Big Bikes Helping Little Tykes has been raising money for kids to go to camp at Camp One Step in Lake Geneva, WI. All monies go directly to help pay for the kids to attend camp when their families are overburdened with medical costs.

September is World Alzheimer's Month, a global campaign dedicated to raising public awareness about Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. The following nonprofits are doing the critical work to educate communities, support those living with Alzheimer's as well as their caregivers and families, and advocate for improved care and innovative treatment research.