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Below is just a small sample of over 100 nonprofits that have received nearly $500,000 in donations from companies that simply paid the bills they had to pay anyway to run their businesses. Every impact case study opens right here as a one-page PDF you can read, download, or forward.
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RV & auto dealerships $27,000in donations
Kiefer Auto Group turned payment-processing expenses into $27,000 for local nonprofits across Oregon and Idaho, while generating an estimated $135,000 in savings.
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Kiefer Auto Group · Local nonprofits across Oregon and Idaho
Food & beverage $14,011generated since May 2024
Every card swipe across five brewery locations quietly funds the park, including a $10,000 donation that arrived just in time for fire restoration on Santa Rosa Island.
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Topa Topa Brewing Co. · Channel Islands National Park Foundation
RV & auto dealerships $10,977donated to Oregon FFA in 2025
Beaver Coach’s own services generated $4,947, and referring Happy Danes Auto Repair and Markquart Group unlocked another $6,029, nearly doubling the donation to Oregon FFA.
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Beaver Coach Sales · Oregon FFA
Consumer & outdoor brands $17,660donated in 2025
A department that historically could not give, IT, became a giving engine, with an employee-led giving circle choosing two nonprofits serving transplant patients and living donors.
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Dr. Bronner’s · American Transplant Foundation & Organ Transplant Support
RV & auto dealerships $8,000donated in 2025
What looked like an ordinary business expense turned into an $8,000 investment in Central Oregon, a new automotive program at La Pine High School and adaptive outdoor sport.
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Subaru of Bend · Bend-La Pine Education Foundation & Oregon Adaptive Sports
RV & auto dealerships $4,000donated in 2025
A family-owned dealership transformed its payment-processing expense into a recurring $4,000 donation for advocates embedded in Crook County schools.
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TS&S Ford · Family Access Network
Real estate & construction $21,925donated in 2025
Sophos, Microsoft and Veeam expenses were redirected, without changing vendors, to Career and Technical Education programs in Bend and La Pine high schools.
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Pahlisch Homes · Bend-La Pine Education Foundation
Consumer & outdoor brands $2,000donated in 2025
Puffin continued its support of charity: water for a second consecutive year, without increasing spending or changing vendors.
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Puffin Drinkwear · charity: water
Food & beverage $1,734donated in 2025
A local market, a beloved museum, and one smart business decision that brought them together.
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Sebastian’s Seafood & Specialty Market · High Desert Museum
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Unified communications expense transformed into a recurring donation big enough to fund multiple life-changing surgeries every year with charity partner Operation Smile, and the expense was reduced too.
April 2022
Merchant services expense transformed into a recurring donation to Habitat for Humanity. Every client invoice paid by card now helps low-income families achieve homeownership.
May 2022
Webinar services expense reduced and transformed into a recurring donation to Mentors International.
June 2022
Zoom and Google Workspace expenses transformed into a recurring annual donation to Feeding America, at least 400 meals every year.
June 2022
AWS expense transformed into a recurring donation to the World Literacy Foundation, the first member to purpose-power a public cloud instance.
July 2022
Merchant services expenses transformed into a quarterly donation to Oregon Adaptive Sports, and to Bethlehem Inn in Q4.
July 2022
Google Workspace expense transformed into a recurring donation to Youth Opportunity Center.
August 2022
Network security expenses transformed into a recurring donation to Family Access Network.
October 2022
QuickBooks Online expense transformed into a recurring donation to Habitat for Humanity, RealWealth’s fourth purpose-powered service.
December 2022
Microsoft 365 expense transformed into a recurring donation to Think Wild in Bend, Oregon.
January 2023
Recurring security renewal transformed into a passive donation to Family Access Network.
February 2023
AWS cloud expense transformed into passive donations to the Techstars Foundation, delivered with an AWS Premier Partner.
Dozens more in process…
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