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Your gift to Ohio Animal Advocates has far-reaching effects.
Ohio Animal Advocates leads and collaborates with teams across Ohio to champion humane policy and coexistence with animals deserving of respect and protection. We also provide needed resources and education for individuals around the state who want to help animals. Your generous donation – in any amount – strengthens and grows a number of policies, programs, solutions, research and collaborative efforts.
How Your Gift Makes a Difference:
You touch countless lives through humane education initiatives that empower and inspire learners statewide.
You fund our innovative advocacy endeavors, contributing to the passage of several groundbreaking laws in the state of Ohio.
You help us grow our statewide list of critical resources for challenged families and pets in Ohio.
You transform the culture surrounding animal protection issues.
You strengthen and subsidize our community development programs, allowing us to offer necessary training to animal advocates in our region and beyond.
You enable us to be Ohio’s voice for animals.
Make a one-time gift, become a monthly supporter, or honor a loved one with a memorial gift. Please select the link below to give securely via PayPal. To donate by mail, please send to: P.O. Box 1161, Columbus, OH, 43216.
We envision an Ohio that serves as a national model for the humane treatment of animals. With your help, we can make that vision a reality.
More Ways to Give
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Support our cause in memory or honor of the special people and/or animals in your life. You may donate any amount to see your featured memorial photo and loving message in our slideshow below.
Please indicate your loved one’s name in PayPal’s comment field and send a photo to info@ohioanimaladvocates.org.
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You can leave a legacy of hope by incorporating charitable gifts into your overall financial and estate plans. Making a gift through your will, retirement plan, trust, or insurance policy ensures that OAA can continue our critical work to make Ohio a place where all animals are protected from cruelty, abuse, and neglect.
We recommend consulting with your financial or legal advisor to make sure your contribution meets legal requirements, and to take advantage of any available financial benefits.
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Consider supporting OAA through a variety of corporate programs. You may choose to donate to OAA through charitable giving programs available at your workplace.
Matching gift programs encourage employees to contribute to organizations by matching dollar for dollar, and some may even double or triple the amount of your gift. Matching programs are a great way to make your generous donation reach farther! Inquire about donation matching with your company or look to see if they have a matching program here.
Corporate giving campaigns take many forms but often involve donating through payroll deductions. One common campaign is the government-driven Combined Federal Campaign, and there are several other state or regional campaigns which may take place in your area. Please check with your employer to see if they offer a matching gift or corporate giving program. Our Federal Tax ID Number is 83-1947658.
We appreciate your workplace contribution to help us provide a voice for Ohio’s Animals!
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Join the Kroger Community Rewards program! Kroger makes fundraising easy by donating to local organizations based on the shopping you do every day. Here’s how to participate:
Link your Kroger Plus Card
Select Ohio Animal Advocates as your charity
Shop at Kroger and swipe your Shopper's Card
Kroger will then donate a portion of your total purchases to OAA, at no added cost to you. You can keep all your fuel points and Plus Card rewards. Thank you for your support!
In Memory
Ohio Animal Advocates is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by federal law (EIN 83-1947658). We manage your non-refundable donations professionally and ethically, and your privacy as a donor is important to us. View our donor privacy policy.
“Animals have no voice. They can't ask for help. They can't ask for freedom. They can't ask for protection. Humanity must be their voice.”
— Anthony Douglas Williams