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.

Honor and Support Wounded Veterans

Wounded Warrior Project serves veterans who incurred physical or mental injuries. Support programs that change lives.

826 National Helps Students Tell Their Stories

826 provides free writing and tutoring programs for students ages 6-18 from under-resourced communities.

Sponsor a Child Transform a Life

Compassion International releases children from poverty through child sponsorship. Connect one-to-one with a child and watch them grow.

Room to Read Helps Kids Learn to Read

Room to Read works in low-income communities to develop literacy skills and a habit of reading among primary school children.

Deliver Medicine Where It’s Needed Most

MAP International provides medicine and health supplies to people in need around the world. Help save lives with essential medicines.

Help Mary the Kenyan Farmer

Mary is a dedicated smallholder farmer from Matuu Kenya with years of experience working the land. She needs a $625 loan to buy modern farm inputs like seeds and fertilizer to improve her crop yields and secure stable income for

Help a Veteran/Firefighter Bring Outrageous Crates to Market

My name is Ken Duggan. I am a husband, father, grandfather, U.S. military veteran, career firefighter, and business owner. Twice in my adult life, I also experienced homelessness. Years later, my work brought me face-to-face with people struggling to protect

Direct Relief Gets Medicine to People Who Need It

Direct Relief provides medicine and supplies to people affected by poverty and emergencies. Rated one of the most efficient charities.

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.

A Message for Me
Find My Calm

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?

 
 
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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!

Give a Chance
Embrace the Unknown: Unleash Your Inner Phoenix!


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 …
José Andrés: Feeding People with Dignity

José Andrés: Feeding People with Dignity

In the worst moments of life when fires, floods, hurricanes, or conflict turn everything upside down people don’t only lose their homes. They lose stability. They lose routine. They …
Scott Harrison: Clean Water, Real Hope

Scott Harrison: Clean Water, Real Hope

Some of the most world-changing kindness doesn’t look dramatic at first. It can be as simple as a cup of water. But for millions of people, clean water isn’t …

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

“Each chance we take is a brushstroke on the canvas of our lives. Make every one count.”