Good Work funds the people already doing good in their own neighborhoods — meals, mentors, and emergency help, delivered by the folks who live there.
Change rarely arrives from the outside. We find the neighbors, teachers, and organizers who show up every day — then give them the funding to do more of it.
Stocking community fridges and funding kitchens so no family in the neighborhood has to skip a meal.
Pairing local kids with mentors and after-school programs that keep them learning, building, and belonging.
Fast emergency grants that help families recover from a fire, a flood, or a month that fell apart.
2025 community impact
Every gift becomes something you can count. Here's what neighbors made possible last year.
Meals served
Families helped
Active volunteers
Granted to programs
When the plant closed, Maria fell two months behind on rent — three kids, no cushion. A neighbor nominated her for a Rebuild grant. Within 48 hours, Good Work covered the gap and connected her with a job-training partner.
“I didn't need a handout. I needed one month. Good Work gave me the room to catch my breath.”
No mystery, no overhead bloat. Ninety-two cents of every dollar lands directly in a program — and we publish an independently audited report every year.
Read our annual reportGive once or give monthly. Either way it lands with a neighbor who needs it this week — not someday.