“There are no more excuses… you can now make a difference, with the click of a mouse”
Kofi Anan, General Secretary of the United Nations
Here you will find free click donation/charity websites, that is websites that feature an option to click a button and see advertiser ads then a portion of the money the website gets from the advertiser goes to a charity.
- Care2 – an all purpose site for all causes.
- The Hunger Site – The most popular one.
- Hungry Children.com
- Ecology Fund.com
- The Rainforest Site – Very popular.
- Land Care Niagara – Every 5 clicks plants a tree.
- Red Jellyfish – Save the Rainforest – Each click saves 5.25 sq ft of rainforest. Note: you have to register to be able to click to donate.
- The Animal Rescue Site – sponsors donate about .6 cups of food. Donations are split between the North Shore Animal League America and The Fund For Animals.
- Free Donation.com
- Charity Cafe
- The Breast Cancer Site – The Breast Cancer Site is owned by CharityUSA.com which also owns The Hunger Site. Every click helps to pay for a free mammograms, about 5-7 are paid for each day.
- Free Donation – Cancer – Donations go to Mothers Supporting Daughters with Breast Cancer and The Breast Cancer Fund. Each sponsors pay a few cents every time you click.
- FightAIDS@Home – Not actually a free click site. The whole concept is similar to SETI@Home. You donate you computer’s extra processing power to do calculations to help find a cure for HIV/AIDS.
- Free Donation AIDS – Each sponsor donates a few cents every time you click, you can donate more than once. The donations go to AIDS Network in the Tri-State Area.
- Stop HIV Site – The website doesn’t specify the recipients of the donations but it does say they go to help people with HIV and HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns.
- Solve Poverty – Each click will release, donate, 5 Euro cents for the Global Junior Challenge.
- Free Donation Education – Each free click is measured pencils. All donations are sent to Next Step Learning Center and Summer Science.
- Build a School – Click to help build a school or fund a school in Brazil.
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