Children around the world and in the United States need your help.
You want your charitable giving to leave a lasting impact on the world.
When choosing a nonprofit to support, you want an organization that:
- Aligns with your beliefs.
- Will use your gifts to directly impact people.
- Provides help to those who need it most.
But with hundreds of nonprofit organizations to support and limited funds to give, it’s challenging to know who you can trust to steward your money in the right way. Without guidance, it’s easy to feel confused and discouraged as you wonder if your gift really matters.
Families and children need your help—and you have the power to make a difference.
The Quakerdale Foundation can help you make a direct impact on vulnerable children and families by supporting Christian nonprofit organizations.
Give Securely
All of our partners have been thoroughly vetted by Quakerdale so you can trust that your money is truly making a difference.
Maximize Your Giving
We use our connections, resources, and 160+ years of experience to ensure your gift is used efficiently and effectively.
Leave a Legacy
Make an impact that far outlives you and impacts families and children for generations to come.
Your giving can help change lives for the better.
Support child and family nonprofits through the Quakerdale Foundation today!
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Why Quakerdale?
Helping families since 1851
As one of the earliest organizations helping children and families, the Quakerdale Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has impacted thousands of lives through Christian nonprofit organizations around the world.
2023 Impact Statement
- $509,000 in grants to 13 faith-based organizations directly serving children and families
- Our 3 campuses provide space for 5 organizations to do ministry
- 50+ hours of mentoring to leaders through mastermind groups
- 3,180 Kids Served
- 4,326 Families Served
- More than 102,000 services provided.
Understand the Need
World
- 200 million children live in the world’s most lethal war zones.1
- 10 million children are refugees.1
- An estimated 2 million children under the age of five will die of hunger-related causes.1
U.S.A.
- 44 percent of American high schoolers had persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness in 2021, up from 26 percent in 2009.2
- 31.9% of U.S. adolescents between 13–18 have an anxiety disorder, according to the NIMH.3
- 79% of Gen Z and 71% of millennials report feeling lonely, according to a 2020 survey from Cigna Health.4
Iowa
- 21% of Iowa families had slight or no confidence they would make the next rent or mortgage payment on time.5
- 14% of Iowa families said they sometimes or often did not have enough to eat.5
- 6% of Iowa families did not have health insurance.5
- 20% of Iowa parents felt down, depressed or hopeless.5
You have the power to make a difference.
Sources:
- Mass hunger to ‘blah blah blah’ on climate: The 7 biggest challenges facing children in 2022
- CDC on adolescent and school health
- National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) anxiety disorder statistics
- Younger generations are lonelier and social media doesn’t help, survey finds
- Report: Iowa families with children are stressed, struggling to meet basic needs during pandemic
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