Start a fundraiser and save homeless pets
Help save the lives of homeless pets by creating a fundraiser this holiday season! Every donation made now through December 31 is triple-matched so your fundraiser will go three times as far to help homeless pets find comfort, joy, and loving families of their very own. Plus, by gathering donations from your friends and family, you’re helping others become involved in your lifesaving work!
CREATE YOUR FUNDRAISER DONATE TO A FUNDRAISER Find a fundraiserCreating a fundraiser is easy.
STEP 1
Set up your page.
It's quick and easy to set up your personal fundraising page. And once it's set up, the donations you raise will go straight to work helping tens of thousands of animals, both at the Sanctuary and through lifesaving programs all across the country.
STEP 2
Spread the word.
Share your fundraising campaign by email and on social media. The more people you reach, the faster you'll reach your goal.
STEP 3
Make an impact.
You're accomplishing so much when you raise funds for the animals.
- $30 is enough to fix a cat to prevent unwanted litters.
- $50 can cover a wellness exam, microchip and vaccinations for a newly arrived homeless pet.
- $100 helps provide six weeks of formula for an orphaned newborn puppy.
- $500 provides care for a homeless pet from welcome to adoption.
- $1,000 can provide a grant for a Best Friends No More Homeless Pets Network partner.
Ready?
CREATE YOUR FUNDRAISER
Not sure what you can do to raise funds?
Here’s some inspiration.
Birthday Toolkit
Celebrate your birthday by giving to the animals.
Athletic Event Toolkit
Challenge yourself and raise funds to save lives!
Wedding Toolkit
Make saving pets lives part of your love story.
How will you help Save Them All?
CREATE YOUR FUNDRAISERFind a fundraiser
Do you have questions about your fundraiser? Email diy@bestfriends.org.
For business fundraising and partnerships, click here.
Please note: In order to create a personal fundraising page, you must be at least 13 years of age. If you are under the age of 13, a parent or guardian must create a fundraising page on your behalf.