Give

Give someone back the sound of their own name

The hearing aids are donated. What gifts pay for is everything that makes them work — the evaluation, the fitting, the follow-up, and the distance between a device on a shelf and a person who needs it.

One-time gift

Choose an amount

Every amount listed below is a real, useful gift. Give what is right for you.

$50

Helps cover a hearing evaluation and the professional fitting that follows it.

Give $50
$500

Helps underwrite a day of care with a partnering provider, reaching several people at once.

Give $500
Where your gift goes

Into care, not into inventory

Because hearing aids come to us donated, gifts are freed to pay for the part of hearing care that cannot be donated: trained people and their time.

  • Hearing evaluations by qualified local providers
  • Professional fitting and programming of donated devices
  • Follow-up appointments, adjustments, and repairs
  • Supportive services identified alongside our partners
  • Travel and logistics to reach communities far from care
  • Building and sustaining new provider partnerships
Other ways to give

Not every gift is a donation

Monthly partnership

Recurring gifts are the most useful kind we receive. They let us commit to a provider relationship before the money is in hand.

Become a monthly partner

Employer matching

Many employers will match a charitable gift dollar for dollar. It is often a five-minute form and it doubles what you gave.

Church or business giving

Support a specific community, underwrite a provider partnership, or take on the cost of a season of care.

Talk to us

In-kind and professional services

Clinical time, translation, logistics, legal, accounting, photography. Skill given is money saved.

Give in honour of someone

A gift in memory or in honour of someone who could hear — or who could not. Note the name when you give and we will acknowledge it.

Tell one person

Awareness is genuinely part of the mission. Most people have no idea how large the unmet need for hearing care is.

Giving questions

Before you give

Is my gift tax-deductible?

Ears to Hear, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation and our application for recognition of exemption under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code is pending. Until the IRS issues our determination letter we cannot confirm the deductibility of gifts, and we would rather say so plainly than imply otherwise. We will publish the letter and our EIN on this site as soon as it arrives. Please consult your tax advisor.

Is giving on this site secure?

Yes. This site is served over HTTPS, and donations are processed by an established payment provider on their own secure checkout. Ears to Hear never sees or stores your card number.

Will I get a receipt?

Yes — the payment provider emails a receipt immediately. We also keep our own record of every gift.

Can I cancel or change a monthly gift?

At any time, for any reason, with no conversation required. Use the link in your receipt email or contact us and we will handle it the same day.

Can I direct my gift to a specific community?

Tell us and we will do our best. We will always be honest if a restriction would leave the money sitting unused rather than doing work.

What if I gave by mistake?

Contact us and we will refund it. Our full policy is on the privacy and donation policy page.

“Whoever has ears, let them hear.”

Thank you for helping make that true for someone who has been waiting.