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Give in Reese's memory.
Your gift this month keeps the recall digest free for every parent who finds us next.
What your gift does
Reese's Purpose is the small nonprofit that changed federal law. We track every children's product recall, we advocate for the policies that prevent the next one, and we help families spot the hidden hazards in their homes before anyone gets hurt.
Keeps the recall digest free
The recall digest is the most-visited resource we publish. Your monthly gift keeps it free, in English and Spanish, for every family who finds it.
$25 a month covers a month of digest publishing and hosting
Funds advocacy that becomes law
Reese's Law passed because a family pushed and a network supported. The next law will pass the same way. Your monthly gift sustains the work.
$50 a month funds the partnership work that drives federal change
Reaches the families who do not know yet
Most parents never hear about a recall that affects their child. Your monthly gift funds the outreach that closes that gap.
$100 a month reaches a parent who has not heard of us
Become a partner
Other ways to give
Reese's Purpose accepts gifts in several forms beyond standard credit-card giving. We are a 501(c)(3) (EIN 86-2601398), and all gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Donor-advised fund (DAF)
Recommend a grant to Reese's Purpose through your DAF sponsor. Use our legal name and EIN above.
Stock and securities
Gifts of appreciated stock are often more tax-advantageous than cash. We can provide transfer instructions.
Employer matching gifts
Many employers match charitable gifts. Check with your HR or benefits team and submit a match request with our EIN.
Planned giving
Naming Reese's Purpose as a beneficiary in a will, trust, retirement account, or life insurance policy is the most lasting gift a donor can make.
Stay close
We send a note when something changes. New legislation. A serious recall. A new partner. A milestone in the work. No spam. Just a word directly from us.
Suspect a child has swallowed a button battery?
Time matters. A button battery lodged in a child's esophagus can cause serious tissue damage in two hours. Do not wait for symptoms. Call the National Battery Ingestion Hotline immediately, and go to a hospital emergency department that has both an operating room and X-ray capability.
