Small gifts. Real growth.
Give to causes you believe in. Givenfold for iPhone turns a short survey into a charity portfolio, then sends you to Every.org to give.
Invite-only beta for iPhone.
How it works
1Tell us what you care about
A short survey, six quick steps. Pick up to four causes from eleven areas. Say whether to focus near you, nationally or internationally. Choose how many charities you want, from 3 to 10, and set an optional monthly budget.
2Get a charity portfolio
Givenfold suggests charities that fit your answers and splits your budget between them. You can change the shares, remove a charity or retake the survey.
3Give monthly or once
Gifts start at $5. When you are ready, the app opens Every.org in Safari, where you complete your gift.
The score
The Givenfold financial score runs from 0 to 100. It shows how financially healthy and how well governed a charity looks, based on its own latest IRS Form 990. Higher is better.
It measures finances and governance, not impact. A lower score can mean a charity is investing in its own operations. We show no score rather than guess.
The score has five parts: program share, cost to raise $1, reserves, governance and filing recency.
How giving works
- Your gift is made to Every.org, a 501(c)(3) public charity. Every.org emails your tax receipt and grants the money to the charity you chose.
- Every.org sends money weekly to charities with a connected bank account. For others it can take one to eight weeks.
- If Every.org cannot deliver a gift, for example because the charity has closed or lost its tax-exempt status, it tells you and gives you credit toward another nonprofit.
- Every.org charges no fee of its own. Card processing fees apply, and Every.org may offer an optional tip.
- Givenfold never receives, holds or processes your money, and never sees your card details.
Which charities
Givenfold covers more than 8,800 US charities. Every organization in Givenfold is active in the IRS's records of tax-exempt nonprofits. A charity without a recent full Form 990 is listed without a score.
Data last updated November 2026.
What it costs
Givenfold is free and takes nothing from your gift.
Your data
You can try Givenfold as a guest with no email or name, or sign in with Apple or email. There are no ads. We do not sell your data or track you across other apps. You can export or delete your data in the app.
Questions
Who holds my money?
Every.org holds your gift until it grants the money to the charity you chose. Givenfold never receives, holds or processes your money.
Who sends my receipt?
Every.org emails your tax receipt.
Is my gift tax-deductible?
Every.org emails a tax receipt for each gift. Whether you can deduct it depends on your own tax situation. Givenfold does not give tax advice.
What does the score not tell me?
It does not measure impact. It looks at finances and governance only, based on a charity's own latest Form 990.
Why does a charity have no score?
A charity without a recent full Form 990 is listed without a score. We show no score rather than guess.
How do I cancel a monthly gift?
Monthly gifts are managed at Every.org. Deleting your Givenfold account does not cancel them.
Why is the beta invite-only?
We are opening it to a small group first.
How do I delete my account?
In the app, go to Profile, then Delete Account & Data. You can also see the support page.
Who makes Givenfold
Givenfold is made by an independent developer. It is not a charity and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the charities it lists or by Every.org. Contact: hello@givenfold.com.