Welcome to Chances.org

Chances.org connects people who want to help with people who need it. Post a chance to share your cause, dream, or campaign with a link to the platform of your choice, or find a chance and help someone today.

DonorsChoose Funds Classroom Projects

Teachers post classroom project requests and you can give any amount to help students get what they need to learn.

Pioneer Cancer Research and Treatment

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute conducts breakthrough cancer research and provides compassionate care. Support the fight against cancer.

True Crime Obsessed Podcast

Patric and Gillian create True Crime Obsessed taking deep dives into true-crime docu-series like Serial The Staircase and Making a Murderer. With nearly 50K patrons they've built a community of engaged listeners. Join to get bonus episodes and support independent

Deliver Aid When Disaster Strikes

Americares responds to emergencies and provides medicine and supplies to communities in crisis. Support their rapid response teams worldwide.

Empower Women and Girls Worldwide

CARE fights global poverty with a focus on women and girls. Support education health and economic opportunity.

St Jude Treats Kids with Cancer for Free

Families never receive a bill from St Jude for treatment travel housing or food. Because all a family should worry about is helping their child live.

Give an Hour Offers Free Mental Health Care

Give an Hour provides free mental health services to those in need through a network of volunteer professionals.

Hire Heroes USA Helps Veterans Find Civilian Jobs

Hire Heroes USA provides free job search assistance to veterans and military spouses. Resume help coaching and job placement.

Get or Give a Chance Today

Click on a card to reveal it’s message. Or, use the sharing button to forward it to someone you care about.

Today's Intention
A Message for Me

The Kindness Wall

Small acts can create enormous ripples. Share something kind you did or something someone did for you.

What chances did you give recently?

 
 
Note: Please keep your entry short (1 to 3 sentences). To weed out spam, entries are reviewed by a human and not posted immediately.
Dropped off snacks for a delivery driver. They work so hard and rarely get thanked.
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Draw a Bonus Chance

There is always room for one more chance. Choose Give a Chance to discover an act of kindness or a way to help someone else. Choose Take a Chance to reveal an affirmation, journal prompt, or gentle personal challenge. Pick the card that calls to you and see what appears!

Brighten Someone's Day with a Simple Act of Kindness
Take a Chance with Courage: Overcoming Fear and Embracing Change


YOUR CHANCE CHALLENGE

Reveal one small act of kindness, courage, or self-care. Complete it today and watch your Chances Created grow.

Give or Get a Chance Today

Let chance choose one simple act for you—or browse Chances Needed, post a Chance for someone else, or draw a Give or Take a Chance Card.

Your Growing Impact

Every chance you give or take is a seed planted.

Chances Created

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New Spark

Invite others to take a chance:

Are You a Winner?

Every act of kindness makes you a Chance Champion. We celebrate a few whose public work inspires us, but this award belongs to everyone who gives someone a chance …
Mark Rober: Using Creativity to Do Good

Mark Rober: Using Creativity to Do Good

Some people have a gift for making the world feel lighter. They remind us to be curious again, to laugh again, to wonder again. Mark Rober is one of …
The Rudan Brothers: Repairing Roofs, Restoring Hope

The Rudan Brothers: Repairing Roofs, Restoring Hope

Some heroes don’t wear uniforms. They show up in work boots, carry ladders instead of microphones, and change lives one home at a time. That’s exactly what the Rudan …

Come back tomorrow for new chances or refresh the page to discover another one now.

“The beauty of chances is that they come dressed in the ordinary, waiting to be recognized and embraced.”