Ivy helps donors discover the small organizations doing extraordinary work — the ones where your giving actually lands differently.
"A teacher in Romania turned a rented apartment into a classroom for children the public school system left behind."
"This rescue only takes senior dogs — the ones nobody else wants."
"A woman decided her garage could feed her entire neighborhood. So it does."
"First-generation girls learning robotics after school — because someone decided they deserved to."
"A nonprofit helping veterans transition into farming — one acre, one life, one second chapter at a time."
Laura Larkin volunteered at a children's hospital in Bârlad for eight years. The children she met as babies were growing up with no access to school — not because their families didn't love them, but because the system had no place for them.
She and Lauren Fishbach founded The Delia Foundation to change that. Children who finally had a classroom. Finally had therapy. Finally had someone who showed up every single day.
"When DonorSee closed, small nonprofits like The Delia Foundation lost more than a fundraising platform. We lost one of the few places where donors could actually find us. So we built Ivy." — Laura Larkin, FounderVisit The Delia Foundation →
Ivy helps you find them.
"A teacher turned a rented apartment into a classroom for children the public school system had given up on."
$35 fills one child's chair for a month — education, therapy, nutrition, and someone who shows up.
Verified 501(c)(3) · EIN 82-0639604
"This rescue only takes senior dogs. The ones nobody else wants."
$35 covers two weeks of foster care for a dog in its final chapter.
Ask Ivy about this →"A woman decided her garage could feed her entire neighborhood. So it does."
$35 plants three raised beds that feed families all year long.
Ask Ivy about this →"First-generation girls learning robotics after school — because someone decided they deserved to."
Ivy is always finding more. Talk to her — she might already know one near you.
Ask Ivy →"Veterans finding new purpose in farming — one acre, one person, one second life at a time."
The Ivy community grows every week. New discoveries added regularly.
Ask Ivy →Ivy listens to what you care about — not just the cause category, but why. She asks one good question at a time, finds a nonprofit whose story matches what moved you, and tells it in a way you can feel. No algorithms. No guilt. Just a conversation that ends with a cause worth supporting.
Ivy was built for small nonprofits doing everything they can with what they have. Apply to be listed and Ivy will help turn your mission into a simple, human profile donors can understand and feel.
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We review every application personally and will be in touch within 2 business days. Keep doing the work. It matters.
For donors, a warmer way to give. For small nonprofits, a place to be seen without pretending to be bigger than you are.