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Earth Day is celebrated each year on April 22nd, marking the anniversary of the modern environmental movement. Earth Day is marked by more than a billion people annually as a day of action toward a cleaner environment and the fight against climate change. We encourage you to give to this campaign, or to search on Bright Funds for a nonprofit that is working toward a healthier planet. The composition of nonprofits in this fund is subject to change.

Since 2006, the month of May has been recognized as Jewish American Heritage Month, a dedicated time to recognize and celebrate Jewish achievements and contributions made to the United States in the arts, culture, academia, sports, medicine, governmental affairs, and so many more critical areas of our nation's history. The following pre-vetted organizations are celebrating the Jewish American experience through educational programming, artifact preservation, art and culture exhibitions/celebrations, and various other mediums to showcase the invaluable contributions so many Jewish figures have made to help the United States grow and prosper, all while honoring the richness of Jewish culture.

Every day, millions of people around the world experience chronic hunger and food insecurity, despite the world's supply of food resources. Chronic hunger not only impacts physical health, but emotional health and growth and development, with several more far-reaching and often devastating impacts. World hunger is a symptom of several root causes, including poverty, conflict, famine, disease, natural disasters/climate change, global economics, and issues with food availability and accessibility, among others. The following organizations are working towards their shared mission of solving the global hunger crisis. These organizations provide food resources to communities in need around the world, prepare and distribute meals during times of crisis and disaster, implement sustainable food programs, and develop policies to drive food distribution and improve food accessibility worldwide. Your donation to this Fund will help these organizations work towards the ultimate goal of reaching zero hunger by 2030.

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander communities in the United States. May was chosen to commemorate the immigration of the first Japanese to the U.S. on May 7, 1843, and to mark the anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad on May 10, 1869 which had been primarily constructed by Chinese immigrants. Bright Funds has established the AAPI Heritage Month Fund, composed of highly-rated Asian American nonprofits focused on civil rights, housing rights, legal representation, education, and cultural preservation and expression, all to amplify the community’s voice. Through a single donation to the Fund you will support a group of nonprofits that are working to eliminate discrimination and lift the voices of the AAPI community. The composition of nonprofits in this fund is subject to change.

The Trevor Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ youth. During Pride, it highlights stories of young changemakers and allies who are actively working to improve their communities. These individuals are creating a more inclusive world where LGBTQ+ young people are embraced for who they truly are. The Trevor Project believes that affirmation and support can empower youth to build a brighter future. To that end, it provides 24/7 crisis services to ensure every LGBTQ+ young person has someone to turn to when they need it most.

Help create a society in Sri Lanka where people with disabilities can fully participate!

May is Stroke Awareness Month. My daughter suffered a stroke when she was 13 years old. We didn't immediately think it was a Stroke due to her young age and she was originally misdiagnosed with Bell's Palsy. Within 24 hours, after seeing a neurologist, it was soon discovered her symptoms were due to a Stroke. She is now 18, in College and thriving, however precious time was wasted from the onset of symptoms to treatment which could have led to a much worse outcome. Strokes can happen at any age and it is important to know the risk factors and recognize the signs! This is why during the Month of May I am raising money for the American Stroke Association (A division of the American Heart Association) in order to help this organization Spread Awareness and Save Lives!!

ASML is dedicated to raising funds and awareness to many loving animals in our community. By pooling our resources we can provide these vulnerable animals with food, medical care, fostering and so much more. Your support is creating countless opportunities to not only help our community but to offer these animals a lifeline and a brighter future.