Your support allows us to continue providing safety, community, and advocacy for homeless and formerly-homeless women and trans/nonbinary individuals in our communities.

 
 

Donate By Mail

Checks can be made payable to:

On The Rise
341 Broadway
Cambridge, MA 02139

Give Through a Donor-Advised Fund

If you have a donor-advised fund, DAF Direct enables you to recommend grants directly to On The Rise.

 
 
 

Make a Stock Gift

Please notify Andrea Kalsow, Director of Development, at andrea.kalsow@ontherise.org with your intention to donate securities prior to initiating the transfer of stock gifts. Read these instructions for guidance on our stock donation process.

Have Your Gifts Matched

Check with your human resources department to find out if your company has a Matching Gifts Program to double your gift.

Give Over the Phone

Call our Development Team at 617-497-5665 to make a credit card gift.

Give Over Time

  • Monthly Giving: Select this option at checkout to become a part of our Sustainers Circle

  • Planned giving: Contact Andrea Kalsow, our Director of Development, at andrea.kalsow@ontherise.org or 617-497-5757 if you are interested in including On The Rise as a part of your estate or want to learn more about leaving a lasting impact.

  • IRA Charitable Transfer: Contact Andrea Kalsow at andrea.kalsow@ontherise.org or 617-497-5757 for more information.

Other Ways to Give

  • Create a Peer-To-Peer Fundraiser for your birthday, a special occasion, or just because!

  • Donate gift cards: We are always accepting the following gift cards:

    1. Visa - $25 each

    2. Stop and Shop or Market Basket - $10 or $25

    3. Target - $5, $10 or $25

“I give to On The Rise because they are a highly accountable, community-based organization working on one of the most troubling social issues.”
— a Friend of On The Rise
 

On The Rise is also funded by the Department of Children & Families Domestic Violence Unit and is supported by the Massachusetts Office of Victims Assistance through the 1984 VOCA grant from the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, and the U.S. Department of Justice.