Your Gift Changes Lives
Over 90% of your donation goes to people in need.
You Can Make a Difference in Someone’s Life.
Every dollar you give accomplishes our mission to to save and sustain lives around the world.
RYSR provides food, clean water, clothing, shelter, medical help, agricultural training, adoption support, business opportunities, and education. With your help, we can reach more people in their time of greatest need.
It costs $1,000 to train one lead farmer through the full two‑year sustainable agriculture program with Foundations for Farming. You can sponsor the first year for $500, equipping a parent with practical farming skills that create reliable food, steady income, and long‑term stability for their family.
Other Giving Options
Donor Advised Funds
A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) is a simple tax-efficient way to support the causes you care about. If you have a DAF, you can recommend a grant directly to RYSR to help provide life-saving support—whether through clean water, food, shelter, or sustainable livelihood programs.
To make a gift, simply contact your DAF administrator and recommend a grant to RYSR. Your generosity can create real, lasting change for communities in crisis around the world.
Have questions? We’d love to talk with you about how your DAF gift can make the greatest impact.
Give Stock
Donating appreciated stocks, bonds, or mutual funds is a powerful way to support RYSR—and it may offer you significant tax advantages. When you give stock directly, you may avoid capital gains taxes while making a meaningful difference for people in need.
Your gift helps fund urgent relief, sustainable solutions, and hope for communities around the world.
To donate stock, contact your financial advisor or reach out to us for transfer instructions. We’re here to help make the process smooth and impactful.
You Just Made a Difference
You helped us fill the gap between hunger and health. Thank you for your support!
“Every time I give, I feel like I’m part of something bigger than myself. It’s not just charity—it’s hope in action.”
Jason S.