Double your gift to Bardo for free

Thousands of companies match their employees' charitable donations dollar-for-dollar. It only takes a couple of minutes to check whether your company participates.

Three easy steps

1

Make your gift to Bardo

Donate to The Bardo Foundation as you normally would, and keep your receipt or confirmation email handy.

2

Search your employer above

We'll show you the exact platform your company uses and link you straight into their giving portal.

3

Submit your match request

Most requests take under five minutes. Your employer reviews and pays out the match directly — often doubling your impact.

Frequently asked questions

What is a matching gift?

A matching gift is a donation your employer makes to a nonprofit to match a gift you already made personally — often dollar-for-dollar, and sometimes at 2x or 3x. It's a company benefit, usually run through HR or a corporate social responsibility (CSR) program, and it costs you nothing beyond a few minutes of paperwork.

How do I know if my employer participates?

Search for your employer above. If we've confirmed their program, you'll see the platform they use and a direct link into their portal. If we haven't confirmed it yet, tell us and we'll research it — many companies you wouldn't expect do offer this benefit.

Does this cost me anything?

No. The match comes entirely from your employer's own giving budget. Your original donation to Bardo is unaffected either way.

How long does a match take to process?

Submitting the request usually takes under five minutes. Employers then typically take a few weeks to a few months to review and pay out the match, depending on their internal process.

What information will I need?

Most portals ask for your donation date, amount, and The Bardo Foundation's name and EIN (30-1281323). Keep your donation confirmation email handy before you start.

My employer isn't listed — what happens next?

Use the short form that appears after a search with no result. We'll research your employer's program and follow up by email once it's confirmed and added to the directory.

Because of Bernardo

Bernardo "Bardo" Eggesbø Coll was 16 when osteosarcoma — childhood bone cancer — took his life in July 2021. Starting a foundation to help other children with cancer was his dying wish, and it's the reason The Bardo Foundation exists.

Children like Bardo are still treated with the same core chemotherapy doctors used in the 1980s. We fund the research working to change that.

If your employer matches gifts, yours goes twice as far — funding the breakthroughs that came too late for Bardo.

Where your match goes

Bardo is a founding partner of Break Through Cancer's $15M Defying Osteosarcoma TeamLab — uniting 8 cancer centers and 20+ researchers to find the breakthroughs that never came for Bardo.

Learn more about our research