Ways to donate
The simplest way to support Malala Fund is to make a gift online. We accept credit cards, bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal.
A monthly contribution will support our work year-round — helping empower even more girls through secondary education. To set up a regular donation, select the “monthly” option on our donate page.
To give by check in U.S. dollars or another currency, please make your check out to "Malala Fund."
Please mail checks sent via the US Postal Service to:
The Malala Fund
Lockbox 11114
P.O. Box 70280
Philadelphia, PA 19176-0280
Please mail checks sent via FedEx or UPS to:
The Malala Fund
Lockbox 11114
400 White Clay Center Drive
Newark, DE 19711
To wire your gift through a bank transfer in U.S. dollars or another currency, please contact giving@malalafund.org. We'll provide the information you need to give your bank or financial institution to complete the donation.
Malala Fund gratefully accepts gifts in the form of stocks/appreciated securities. Please consult with your financial planner to determine the best option and contact giving@malalafund.org for more information.
Please visit this donation page to support girls’ education with your preferred cryptocurrency. Malala Fund currently accepts the following cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Amp (AMP), Basic Attention Token (BAT), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Chainlink (LINK), Dai (DAI), Dogecoin (DOGE), The Graph (GRT), Gemini Dollar (GUSD), Litecoin (LTC), Storj (STORJ), UMA (UMA), Zcash (ZEC), 0x (ZRX) and 1inch (1INCH).
Support girls around the world for generations to come. It’s a gift that costs you nothing now, is flexible and can often be established easily through a new will, trust or an amendment. For more information on bequests, visit our planned giving page.
Rally your friends and family for girls’ education. More information on starting a fundraiser is available on our fundraise page.
With support from our partners, we are leading the movement for education and equality around the world. Learn more about how your organisation can partner with Malala Fund — from employee matches to campaign sponsorships — on our corporate giving page.
You can support Malala Fund if you shop using AmazonSmile and if you sell items on eBay, just favourite Malala Fund and dedicate a portion of your sales as a donation.
Donation FAQs
Donations are tax-deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. Malala Fund is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organisation based in the U.S. Our tax ID / EIN is 81-1397590. For gifts made online, keep your email receipt as your official record to claim your donation as a deduction on your U.S. taxes. For gifts made offline by donors living in the U.S. and who provide a mailing address, you will receive a donation receipt by postal mail.
Enter your donation amount on our donation page and select "give a gift in honour of someone" to customise and send your tribute gift.
While donations through our website are displayed in U.S. dollars, payments are accepted and will be automatically converted from 135+ currencies around the world. If you would like to donate to Malala Fund UK in GBP and utilise Gift Aid, please donate through PayPal here.
Please use the following links if you prefer to donate before the conversion to U.S. dollars and with a specific currency displayed in the receipt: AUD (Australia), BRL (Brazil), CAD (Canada), CHF (Switzerland), CZK (Czech Republic), DKK (Denmark), EUR (European Union), HKD (Hong Kong), HUF (Hungary), ILS (Israel), JPY (Japan), MXN (Mexico), NOK (Norway),
NZD (New Zealand), PHP (Philippines), PLN (Poland), RUB (Russia), SEK (Sweden), SGD (Singapore), THB (Thailand), TWD (Taiwan).
Thank you for your interest in volunteering. Malala Fund does not have any volunteer opportunities at this time. Stay up-to-date on our work by signing up for emails or following us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and reading Assembly, our digital publication and newsletter. Want to do even more? We encourage our most passionate supporters to start a fundraiser. Visit our fundraiser page to get started.