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Donate money - monetary contributions can go a long way in supporting a non-profit's mission and programs.

Donate goods - non-profit organizations may be in need of in-kind donations such as office supplies, equipment, and other tangible items.

Volunteer time - non-profit organizations often rely on volunteers to help with a range of tasks such as event planning, outreach efforts, and more.

Share your skills - professionals in a variety of fields can offer their expertise to non-profits through pro bono work, consulting, or other forms of skill-sharing.

Attend events - participating in non-profit events and activities can help raise awareness and show support for their cause.

Spread the word - sharing information about a non-profit on social media, through word of mouth, or by distributing promotional materials can help boost visibility and support.

Host a fundraiser - individuals, businesses, or groups can organize their own fundraising efforts to benefit a non-profit.

Join a board or committee - becoming a member of a non-profit's board or committee can provide valuable leadership and guidance.

Offer space - businesses or individuals with available space can donate it to non-profits for events or activities.

Donate services - service providers such as graphic designers, web developers, and marketers can offer their services to non-profits for free or at a discounted rate.

Mentor youth - adults can serve as mentors to youth through non-profit programs that provide support and guidance to young people.

Attend meetings - attending non-profit meetings can help provide valuable input and feedback on organizational goals and objectives.

Participate in advocacy efforts - non-profit organizations often engage in advocacy work to promote policy changes and other initiatives that align with their mission.

Sponsor an event - businesses or individuals can sponsor non-profit events by providing financial support or other resources.

Help with outreach efforts - non-profit organizations may need help with reaching out to their target audience through phone calls, emails, or other forms of outreach.

Provide professional development opportunities - businesses and professionals can offer workshops or training sessions to non-profits on topics related to their work.

Provide meals or refreshments - individuals or businesses can donate food or beverages for non-profit events and activities.

Serve as a liaison - community leaders can serve as liaisons between non-profits and other community organizations or groups.

Share personal stories - individuals who have been positively impacted by a non-profit's work can share their stories to help raise awareness and support.

Participate in research studies - non-profits may conduct research studies to gather data and inform their work, and individuals can participate in these studies to help contribute to the cause.

Join a support group - individuals can join non-profit support groups to connect with others who share similar experiences or needs.

Provide feedback - providing feedback to non-profits can help them improve their services and programs.

Participate in community service projects - non-profits often organize community service projects to benefit their target population or the community as a whole, and individuals can participate in these projects to help make a difference.

Advocate for funding - community leaders and individuals can advocate for increased funding for non-profits through government or other channels.

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