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Your top value
You lean toward work that helps people stay well and enjoy more healthy years.
Related category: 🧬 Longevity Research
Example data
A small lab publishing open datasets on markers of biological aging.
Why it matters: Open aging data lets many researchers build on the same evidence instead of repeating work in private.
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Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 94¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 55% field work, 20% equipment and supplies, 15% local staff, 10% reporting and sharing.
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20%
15%
10% $210,000 raised of $500,000 goal42%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
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Re-runs promising aging studies to check whether results hold up.
Why it matters: Checking that promising results hold up keeps hope in aging research from outrunning the evidence.
B
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 89¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 62% direct delivery, 18% materials, 12% volunteer support, 8% reporting.
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18%
12%
8% $45,000 raised of $250,000 goal18%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Your top value
You care about protecting land, water and habitat before it is lost.
Related category: 🌾 Environment & Land Preservation
Example data
Buys and protects small tallgrass prairie parcels.
Why it matters: Tallgrass prairie is one of the most endangered habitats, and small protected parcels keep it alive.
A
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 96¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 50% program activities, 25% tools and equipment, 15% training, 10% open publication.
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25%
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10% $260,000 raised of $400,000 goal65%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Example data
A volunteer-led crew restoring stream banks and wetlands.
Why it matters: Healthy stream banks and wetlands near the source keep water cleaner for everyone downstream.
A
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 91¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 55% field work, 20% equipment and supplies, 15% local staff, 10% reporting and sharing.
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20%
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10% $126,000 raised of $120,000 goal105%
Funded Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Example data
Citizen scientists sampling small streams every month.
Why it matters: Regular local sampling spots pollution early and builds a record that agencies can rely on.
D
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 64¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 58% monthly program costs, 24% materials, 10% training and safety, 8% reporting.
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8% Ongoing $50/month monitors 1.1 stream sites
35 monthly donors, as of 2026-10 (example data)
Your top value
You want to ease animal suffering and give animals a safe place and good care.
Related category: 🐾 Animal Welfare
Example data
Places older dogs that larger shelters often overlook.
Why it matters: Older dogs are often passed over, and a good home late in life is a gift worth giving.
A
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 92¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 62% direct delivery, 18% materials, 12% volunteer support, 8% reporting.
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18%
12%
8% $40,000 raised of $80,000 goal50%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Example data
Volunteers who feed, vaccinate and shelter managed barn cat colonies.
Why it matters: Managed colonies keep barn cats healthy and humanely controlled instead of leaving them to suffer.
A
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 91¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 60% direct care and delivery, 22% supplies, 18% coordination.
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18% Ongoing $25/month feeds 1.9 colony cats
140 monthly donors, as of 2026-10 (example data)
Example data
Mobile spay, neuter and vaccination clinics for remote areas.
Why it matters: Mobile clinics bring basic veterinary care to places where the nearest vet is hours away.
B
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 85¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 50% program activities, 25% tools and equipment, 15% training, 10% open publication.
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25%
15%
10% $21,000 raised of $300,000 goal7.0%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Your top value
You value discovery that is shared with everyone, from open data to mapping the past.
Related category: 🛰️ Open Science & Archaeology
Example data
Airborne LiDAR mapping of forested areas, with open data.
Why it matters: LiDAR can reveal ancient settlements hidden under forest, and open data lets everyone study them.
A
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 95¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 50% program activities, 25% tools and equipment, 15% training, 10% open publication.
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25%
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10% $330,000 raised of $600,000 goal55%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Your top value
You back inventive, open tools that let ordinary people solve everyday problems.
Related category: 💡 Technological Innovation
Example data
Low-cost, open-design sensors for community water testing.
Why it matters: Cheap, open-design sensors let communities test their own water instead of waiting for someone else to.
A
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 90¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 50% program activities, 25% tools and equipment, 15% training, 10% open publication.
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25%
15%
10% $111,000 raised of $150,000 goal74%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Example data
A shared library of repair guides and spare-part designs.
Why it matters: Shared repair guides keep devices working longer, which saves money and cuts electronic waste.
B
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 82¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 55% field work, 20% equipment and supplies, 15% local staff, 10% reporting and sharing.
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20%
15%
10% $10,800 raised of $90,000 goal12%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Your top value
You think about the world we hand to the next generation, starting with cleaner power.
Related category: 🌋 Geothermal & Clean Energy Research
Example data
A small pilot testing shallow geothermal heating for a village.
Why it matters: Heat from the ground can warm homes with very little pollution, and small pilots show whether it works.
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Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 93¢ of every $1 reaches the work
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8% $150,000 raised of $1,000,000 goal15%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Example data
Builds shared solar kilns for village craft and food drying.
Why it matters: Shared solar kilns give villages a clean way to dry food and fire crafts without burning wood.
– Not yet rated Not yet rated: no efficiency figure available.
Fund use: not yet rated.
$9,000 raised of $60,000 goal15%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Your top value
You want financial tools that anyone can inspect, understand and trust.
Related category: 🔓 Crypto & Open Finance
Example data
Publishes free public audits of open financial software.
Why it matters: Free public audits help people trust open financial software before they put their money in it.
B
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 87¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 55% field work, 20% equipment and supplies, 15% local staff, 10% reporting and sharing.
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20%
15%
10% $115,500 raised of $350,000 goal33%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Example data
Transparent, open-source tooling for community savings groups.
Why it matters: Open, transparent tools help community savings groups manage money fairly without costly intermediaries.
C
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 78¢ of every $1 reaches the work
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8% $50,000 raised of $200,000 goal25%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Your top value
You believe people deserve a fresh start and neighbors who help them get there.
Related category: 🤝 Second Chances & Community
Example data
Transitional housing for people leaving treatment or incarceration while they find work.
Why it matters: A safe address for the first few weeks makes it far more likely that someone can keep a job and stay in recovery.
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Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 90¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 55% field work, 20% equipment and supplies, 15% local staff, 10% reporting and sharing.
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20%
15%
10% $63,000 raised of $180,000 goal35%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Example data
Mentors and community circles that give young people an alternative to court after a first offense.
Why it matters: A mentor and a chance to repair harm can keep a young person out of the justice system and on track.
B
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 88¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 60% direct care and delivery, 22% supplies, 18% coordination.
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22%
18% Ongoing $50/month mentors 0.4 young people
41 monthly donors, as of 2026-10 (example data)