Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes, when an eligible charitable contribution is made through our fiscal sponsor.

    The One Here Foundation is a fiscally sponsored project. Our fiscal sponsor is the Institute for Education, Research, and Scholarships (IFERS), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

    Eligible charitable contributions made through IFERS on behalf of The One Here Foundation may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. IFERS administers these contributions and provides the applicable charitable donation receipt.

    Contributions made directly to The One Here Foundation outside of IFERS are not represented as tax-deductible charitable contributions.

  • Your donation helps provide immediate assistance such as:

    • Food and groceries

    • Utility bills

    • Transportation

    • Essential household items

    • School supplies and education

    • Other urgent everyday needs

    Whenever possible, we share the impact of donations while protecting the privacy and dignity of those receiving support.

  • Every request is reviewed individually based on urgency, available resources, and our mission to reduce unnecessary suffering. We focus on practical needs that can make an immediate difference in someone’s daily life.

  • We believe trust is earned. We regularly share:

    • Total funds received

    • How donations were distributed

    • Administrative Expenses

    • Real examples of the impact donations made (while respecting privacy)

    Our goal is for every supporter to know exactly how their generosity is making a difference.

  • Yes. Whether you want to volunteer your time, donate supplies, share our mission, or partner with us, we’d love to hear from you. Every act of kindness helps expand our reach.

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  • Yes. We welcome in-kind contributions that can directly support people experiencing hardship, including:

    • Essential supplies

    • Food or Grocery support

    • Gift cards

    • Transportation-related assistance

    • Educational items

  • Absolutely. You can dedicate your donation in honor or memory of a loved one, turning their legacy into practical acts of kindness that helps others.