Workplace Giving

Your Gift Could Go Twice as Far.

Many employers match charitable donations made by their employees. If your company offers a matching gift programme, your contribution to Al-Ihsan Social Development Center may be eligible to be matched, helping extend the impact of your generosity.

Matching Gifts Made Simple

How to Make a Matching Gift

Employers use different procedures for matching employee donations, but the process usually follows three simple steps.

01

Check Your Eligibility

Use the employer search tool above to find your company and review its matching gift guidelines, eligibility requirements, deadlines and available programmes.

02

Submit Your Matching Request

After making your donation, follow your employer’s instructions to submit a matching gift request. Some employers use an online portal while others may require a matching gift form.

03

Increase Your Impact

Once your employer reviews and approves the request, the company may make an additional contribution, increasing the total support generated by your original gift.

Multiply Your Generosity

One Donation Can Create Greater Impact

A matching gift programme allows an employer to support causes that matter to its employees. When an eligible donation to Al-Ihsan Social Development Center is matched, additional charitable resources can become available without requiring you to make another personal donation.

Matching policies vary by employer. Some companies may match donations dollar-for-dollar, while others may use different ratios, minimum donation amounts, annual limits, deadlines or employee eligibility rules.

A Simple Opportunity

Your employer may already have funds available to support the organisations its employees care about.

The most important first step is simply checking whether your employer participates in workplace giving or charitable matching.

Search the employer database above before assuming that your organisation does not offer a matching programme.
Common Questions

Matching Gift FAQs

Policies differ between employers, so your company’s official matching gift guidelines should always be treated as the final authority.

How do I know whether my employer matches donations?

Search for your employer using the matching gift tool on this page. If your company appears, review the instructions, eligibility criteria and submission process provided.

What if I cannot find my employer?

Contact your employer’s Human Resources, employee benefits, community engagement or Corporate Social Responsibility team. Some organisations operate programmes that may not appear immediately in a public database.

Do I need to donate again to receive a match?

Normally, no. A matching gift is an additional charitable contribution made by your employer after an eligible employee submits a request related to their original donation. Your employer’s specific policy determines eligibility.

Are all donations eligible for matching?

Not necessarily. Companies establish their own rules regarding eligible employees, organisations, donation methods, minimum and maximum amounts, deadlines and programme exclusions.

Can retirees, spouses or board members participate?

Some employers extend matching gift eligibility beyond current employees, while others do not. Search for the employer above or review the company’s official matching programme guidelines.

My employer requires additional information. What should I do?

Contact Al-Ihsan Social Development Center using the contact details provided on our website and let us know what documentation or organisational information your employer requires.

Workplace Giving

Other Ways Your Workplace May Support

Matching gifts are only one form of employer-supported charitable giving. Your organisation may offer additional programmes.

Employee Giving Platforms

Some employers provide dedicated charitable giving platforms through which employees can select eligible nonprofit organisations and make contributions.

Payroll Giving

Your employer may allow you to make scheduled charitable contributions directly through payroll deductions.

Volunteer Grants

Some companies provide financial grants to nonprofit organisations when their employees volunteer a qualifying number of hours.

Corporate Giving Campaigns

Employers may organise workplace campaigns, charitable drives, special giving events or other initiatives that allow employees to support eligible organisations.

Make Your Support Go Further

Check Your Employer’s Matching Gift Programme Today

A few minutes spent checking your company’s programme could help increase the impact of your contribution to Al-Ihsan Social Development Center.

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