Who We Are
Giving used to feel heavy.
We made it light.
Everyday Humanitarians is more than a nonprofit. It’s a quiet rebellion against guilt, overwhelm, and inaction — fueled by spare change.
The Moment That Started It All

“I didn’t feel good donating anymore. I felt exhausted. Guilty. Overwhelmed.
Too many causes. Too many emails. Too many decisions — and never enough money to make a difference.”

I started Everyday Humanitarians because I was tired of trying to care about everything and feeling like I was doing nothing.
I thought:
-What if giving was light, not heavy?
-What if it wasn’t about picking one crisis over another?
-What if the bar to help was just 99¢?
That’s how the idea was born. Not as a big institution, but as a quiet rebellion against donation burnout.
- Julie Gutierrez, Founder
What We Stand For
We believe:
No one is too broke to do good.
Movements > millionaires.
Giving should feel like power — not pressure.
Charity should be smart, not emotional overload.
Real change is global. And borderless.
Transparency isn’t optional.
It’s not about grand gestures.
It’s about millions of small ones — done together.
The Causes You Support with 99¢
We support charities across 3 urgent global fronts — so you don’t have to choose just one.
👩🦰 People
- Food & hunger relief
- Clean water
- Child Education
- Healthcare
- Emergency aid
🌳 Planet
- Reforestation
- Ocean conservation
- Climate action
- Sustainable projects
🐘 Animals
- Ending animal cruelty
- Wildlife protection
- Ocean wildlife rescue
- Farm animal advocacy
How it works
We don’t run our own projects. We fund the best ones.
You give 99¢ a month
easy, no pressure.
We pool all donations
from thousands to amplify impact.
We send it to the world’s best charities
and show you where it goes
Want In?
This isn’t about money. It’s about momentum.
If you believe in collective change, start with 99¢.
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