One-time gift
A single contribution to the Opportunity Fund or to an initiative you choose.
Being set up
Give
Your generosity can help create someone's next opportunity.
Support here does something specific and small: it removes the practical thing standing between a young person and something they were already ready for.
Why it matters
Most barriers are ordinary.
A participation fee. A set of materials. A ride across town. A deadline that lands a week before a family's next paycheck.
None of it is dramatic, and none of it makes a good fundraising story. It is simply the thing that decides whether a young person takes part or quietly does not.
That is the gap this organization was built for, and it is why steady, flexible support is worth more to us than a large restricted gift that arrives once.
- This website never asks for or stores card or bank details. Giving runs through a reputable payment provider.
- Restricted gifts stay restricted. If you give for a specific purpose, that is where it goes.
- We will tell you what your support did, including when something did not work.
- Your name and your gift stay private unless you tell us otherwise in writing.
Online giving is being set up.
We are connecting a reputable payment provider now. Until it is live, the fastest way to support this work is to contact us directly. Sponsorships, in-kind support, and grant conversations are all open today.
The Opportunity Fund
For the barrier nobody budgeted for.
Most of the time, what stands between a young person and an opportunity is not dramatic. It is a participation fee, a set of materials, a ride across town, or a deadline that arrives before a family's next paycheck.
The Opportunity Fund exists so a partner organization can call us about something ordinary and get an answer quickly, instead of watching a young person quietly drop out of something they were ready for.
Gifts to the Opportunity Fund are not tied to one program. They go where a barrier actually appears.
- Participation costs and fees that would otherwise exclude a young person
- Educational materials and supplies
- Transportation to an opportunity
- Recognition for young people who show up and follow through
- Short-notice needs a partner organization cannot cover alone
Ways to give
Pick the one that fits.
Monthly giving
Steady support is what lets us say yes to a partner organization before the money is in hand. It is the most useful gift this organization can receive.
Being set up
Educational resource support
Fund materials and participation costs for a specific group of young people, through a partner organization in your own community.
Being set up
Corporate sponsorship
Underwrite an initiative, a community, or a school year. Recognition is available and entirely optional.
In-kind and professional support
Printing, supplies, meeting space, transportation, legal, accounting, and design work all reduce what we have to spend.
Before you give
Level Up Foundation is a Texas nonprofit organization. Our application for federal tax-exempt recognition under section 501(c)(3) was filed in October 2026 and a determination is pending, so contributions should not be treated as tax deductible at this time. We will update this page as soon as that changes.
Level Up Foundation is an independent nonprofit organization, separate from Level Up Program, a for-profit youth development business. Contributions support the Foundation's charitable work and are not payments to any business.
Not ready to give? That is genuinely fine.
Partnering, volunteering, offering a skill, or introducing us to someone doing good work with young people all move this forward.
- An introduction to a school, church, or community organization
- Printing, space, transport, or supplies
- Legal, accounting, or design help
- Telling us what your own community actually needs
- Serving on the board as it is seated