When Maxine lost her job, she faced an impossible choice: pay her bills or care for her beloved dog, Chico. Chico, a loyal companion who had been with her through thick and thin, suddenly needed urgent veterinary care for a bladder infection. Without the funds to help him, Maxine felt hopeless and heartbroken, fearing Chico, the one constant in her life will continue to suffer.

Thankfully, One Health Organization was there to help. With support from generous donors, Chico received the care he needed, and Maxine was able to focus on getting back on her feet financially. Chico recovered, and Maxine found strength and hope knowing they wouldn’t have to face life’s challenges alone.

Now, you have the power to make this kind of difference—times three.

Through the One Health Challenge Grant, your donation can be doubled or even tripled to help more families like Maxine’s. With every dollar you give, we’re able to keep pets healthy and with their families, where they belong.

Donations under $100 will be matched at 3:1
Donations from $100 to $999 will be matched at 2:1
Donations of $1,000 and above will be matched at 1:1

This means that whether you give a little or a lot, your impact will be multiplied. Together, we can unlock $100,000 in matching funds to provide lifesaving care and keep pets with the families who love them.

Join us in making a difference today—your gift can heal, protect, and give hope to pets and their people. Let’s rise to the challenge together!

Give now and multiply your impact!

One Health Organization is a 501(c)(3) public nonprofit registered in the State of Ohio. Contributions are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law (IRS Tax ID #30-0516947). One Health Organization helps struggling pet parents access veterinary care through financial assistance and services information. We are uniquely dedicated to supporting the family bond between people and their pets across Northeast Ohio.

Match the Mission: One Health Challenge Grant

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Match the Mission: One Health Challenge Grant