Simple ways to Support Charities

Charities like ours rely on the goodwill of people to help the most vulnerable and make a positive change in the world. Small actions can make big differences, and we want to show you just ten ways you can support and help grow the charities that make these positive changes.

• Making a single donation is, to many, the simplest way you can make a difference. Monetary donations allow charities to hire the people and resources needed to keep making a difference. Even the smallest donation is appreciated when it comes to helping people. 

• Making monthly donations is the natural step up from single donations. By making monthly donations, you are consistently supporting charities in making a difference.

• Donating a percentage of sales is a great way for businesses and freelancers to contribute.

• Volunteering is a great way for people who want a more hands-on approach. People who have volunteered with Go Dharmic have helped expand our Feed Everyone campaign, preventing fewer people from going hungry.

• Campaigning with us is a great way you can help raise support for a cause you care about. We have several existing campaigns that you can help support.  

• Fundraising can be a fun way to collect money. There are many ways you can do this, from selling goods to hosting events, fundraising allows you to make a positive impact whilst also getting involved with your local community. Join us for our Biggest Fundraiser Ever! 

• Raising awareness through social media or word of mouth helps charities get the attention they need.

• Buying from charity shops is a great way to directly support a charity. Our Good Karma Store is a great example of sustainability and doing good for the environment.  Donating products to charity shops, such as the Good Karma Store, not only recycles pre-loved goods but also helps these shops remain open so that they can continue to help the local community.
  
• Donating food is crucial in helping those most hungry. Go Dharmic’s Feed Everyone campaign operates across the Globe  and relies on the kindness of people donating food.