Ways to give
Shop the way you already do. The brands pay us.
Buy a gift card for the shop you were going to visit anyway — groceries, coffee, fuel, a birthday present — at exactly face value. The brand returns a share of it to the World Dance Foundation. You spend the same money. A scholarship gets funded.
Join with our codeFree to join. No minimum, no subscription, nothing to cancel.
Our enrollment code
RFRC7L7TJ7PP
Enter it once when you create your RaiseRight account. It is the only thing that ties what you buy to what we receive.
Scan to enroll. Ask us for the print artwork and we will send the card for your registration desk or studio noticeboard.
What would your ordinary month be worth to a dancer?
You are going to buy the groceries anyway. Put your real numbers in.
Your household, per month
Deliberately conservative: each category is rounded down from the published rates of the brands in it, so a quiet week still meets this number. Bonus weeks beat it.
The Foundation would receive
$661
a year, or $55 a month
An estimate, on $15,240 of shopping you were doing anyway. Nothing extra leaves your account, and nobody has asked you for a donation.
Join with code RFRC7L7TJ7PPWhat the brands give back
Rates as read on 3 September 2026. Hundreds of brands take part, each sets its own rate, and they move — RaiseRight runs bonuses that last hours, so the app always shows today's.
Old Navy14%
Kohl's7%
Walmart2.5%Three more ways to earn
Shop online. Start at RaiseRight, click through to the brand, and buy as you normally would.
Dine out. Link a card once and earn 5% at more than 20,000 restaurants, tax and tip included.
Travel. Book hotels and car hire through RaiseRight's travel site. A competition season has a lot of hotels in it.

Say the awkward part out loud
Buying a gift card is not a tax-deductible donation. You receive full value for your money — the card is worth every cent you paid — and the share is paid by the brand, not by you. RaiseRight charges a small payment fee on each order, lowest by bank transfer; that fee is theirs, not ours. Nothing here replaces a gift. It adds a second way to help.