Employer Gift Match & Payroll Giving
Workplace giving, including payroll giving, matching gifts and volunteer grants, makes it easy to support Susan G. Komen® through your employer. Your gift helps to support research, community-based health programs, education and advocacy programs to support its mission of saving lives and ending breast cancer. Search the tool below to see what your company offers.
Employer Gift Match and Payroll Giving QA
What is a matching gift?
Employee matching gift programs are corporate giving programs. Employer matching gift programs are a great way for employees to double or, in some cases, triple their contribution to the fight against breast cancer.
How do I request a matching gift?
After you have donated to Susan G. Komen, please contact your Human Resource representative at your company and they will provide you with a matching gift form or a link to submit your matching gift request online.
If you or your employer have a question, please contact the Susan G. Komen matching gifts team:
Email: MatchingGifts@Komen.org
Phone: 972-855-4316
I am the donor, but my spouse’s employer offers matching gift program, may I submit the matching gift request through their employer even though I made the donation?
Yes! If your spouse’s employer also offers a matching gift program, you might be able to apply for an additional match to your gift.
How can I give to Susan G. Komen through my employer?
Many companies offer an employee giving program in their workplace. To find out if your company has a program and how to support Susan G. Komen, please contact your Corporate Social Responsibility or Human Resources department.
How can we feature Susan G. Komen during our company’s employee giving campaign?
We would love to help support your employee giving efforts and promote Susan G. Komen in your workplace. Please email us at workplace@komen.org to let us know how we can share the mission of Susan G. Komen with your employees.
Your support is vital in helping us achieve our mission to save lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer.