What we have done so farCharity Good · a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
700+
care packages packed and handed out in person
Denver, Colorado1,000+
more people reached with supplies given to local organizations
Denver, Colorado400+
people fed across two disaster relief projects
The Philippines200+
children helped through the programs we fund at Dream House
Uganda7
other relief organizations funded directly, from emergency medicine to prosthetics
WorldwideIn Uganda we helped set up the Art and Craft Program at Dream House, and we fund their school sponsorship alongside it — for the 2026 school year we funded every child’s back-to-school needs through Dream House.
Our work
One method, wherever we are needed.
We are small. So we do two things: hand aid directly to people who need it, and put money and equipment behind organizations already doing the work better than we could from here. The list of places keeps growing — we go where the need is. In 2025 we ran a small arts program in Johannesburg that reached about 20 children.
Disaster response · The Philippines
When the storms hit, money has to move in days, not months.
We provide financial and logistical support to partners already on the ground. They know the community, they know who has not eaten, and they can be cooking within hours of the money landing.
The September 2026 response fed 260 people in one evening. The project before it reached more than 140.
Cups of food going out in the rain, one table, one line, until the pots were empty.
Direct relief · Denver
We pack them ourselves and hand them out ourselves.
We pack care packages and hand them out ourselves, and we deliver supplies to the local organizations doing this every day of the year. More than 700 packages have gone out by hand, and supplies we have given have reached over a thousand more people.
It is unglamorous, local, and it is where most of our volunteer hours go.
Art, craft & school · Uganda
The first art class most of them have had — and the books to stay in school.
The Art and Craft Program is run by Dream House Uganda Foundation, and we helped set it up. We supply the materials, tools and equipment — paint, canvas, brushes, sewing machines — for workshops where children learn to make things with their hands.
Alongside the workshops we fund Dream House’s school sponsorship — tuition and the scholastic materials children need to turn up and take part. For the 2026 school year we funded every child’s back-to-school needs through them: exercise books, pens, pencils and geometry sets, handed over one child at a time by the Dream House team.
We also give Dream House ongoing financial support, beyond the programs themselves.
Pictures
Taken on the day, by the people doing it.
No stock photography has ever appeared on this site and none ever will.
Who we fund
Organizations we have put money behind.
When someone else is already better placed than we are, we fund them and say so publicly. Every one of these links straight to the organization — go and check them.
Dream House Uganda Foundation
Art & craft program partner, and ongoing support
Médecins Sans Frontières
Emergency medical relief
Save the Children
Children in crisis
Choose Love
Refugee support
MV Louise Michel
Search and rescue at sea
Love Welcomes
Work and dignity for refugee women
Mercy Ships
Hospital ships and surgical care
Limbs for Liberty
Prosthetics and veteran support in Ukraine
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Small enough that every dollar is accounted for.
Gifts go to art materials and equipment in Uganda, care packages in Denver, disaster relief through partners on the ground, and direct grants to the organizations listed above. Charity Good is run by its founders and volunteers.
Charity Good is a registered 501(c)(3), so gifts from US donors are tax-deductible.
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