Donate

100% of donations are used to directly assist people we know to be in need. Very little is given away through third party organizations. The one exception is The Peace Corps. We work closely with the Peace Corps. Also, teachers and religious leaders are occasionally used to distribute shoes to poor children.

Art For Humanity appreciates donations of good used shoes, spring and summer clothing for children and adults, sheets and towels.

Because Art For Humanity is registered with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, your donations are tax deductible. For your donations of cash or gifts in kind, we will gladly provide you with a receipt for tax purposes.

Donate Cars

Your good used car could be a valuable asset to this mission. For details, click here.

Donate Items

Your good used items help the poor to move…. from dependency to self-sufficiency.
Items in very good condition are appreciated.
Needed.
Shoes… all styles for children, men & women are greatly in need. Men’s most needed.
Clothing…for all seasons in sizes less than XL. Youth styles & light weight most needed.
Linens… sheets, towels, blankets, curtains.
TV & DVD players… [...]

Donate Shoes

A pair of used shoes allows a poor child to attend school and allows an adult to get a job. A pair of shoes also promotes better health through a reduction in soil borne parasites as well as infections from cuts.  Your donation of good used shoes will make a BIG difference in the lives [...]

Donate Trees

Donate Trees
Coffee trees are being planted as part of the organic farm which will sustain the Leadership University. These trees will yield coffee beans for many years to come. The sale of that coffee will make the college self-sustaining Please consider sponsoring some trees in the name of a loved one. Tree sponsorships are $1 [...]

Grocery Store

A basic grocery store is very much needed in the remote area of the Leadership University campus. Many of the people in the vicinity of our campus walk 4 to 6 hours to get to a basic grocery store. If we could open one on campus, that would allow us to buy groceries for our [...]