Donate Directly.
All donations go directly towards helping out dogs like Gambit, who's blind (but you'd never know it!)

You can also send a donation by mail to:
PO Box 534 Grove City, OH 43123.

$50 Donation
Covers flea, tick, and heartworm prevention for three months for a sweet blind puppy—like Fleur.

$100 Donation
Covers spay, neuter and microchipping for one dog. These pups are on their freedom ride!

$500 Donation
Covers behavior assessments and sessions by vets and/or trainers. This is Crew, he's blind.

Join us!
It can cost $1,200 to treat just one heartworm case. And $20,000 to treat an entire litter of sick puppies with Parvo. We spare no expense for medical aid for our rescued special needs dogs. And while our veterinarian partners help, we still need funds to give these dogs their best lives.
We’re 100% foster-based. We need to cover all the basics so our pups learn what it’s like to have meals, treats, toys, and a bed (not a cold metal cage). We also cover spay/neuters, microchips, and vaccines.
Plus, we’re a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, so your donation is tax-deductible.
Here are a few ways to directly help special needs pups.
in saving special needs dogs and giving them their best lives.
Because we need your help.

Shop on Amazon Smile
When you shop on Amazon Smile, a portion of your purchase goes to the charity of your choice! Choose “Speak for the Unspoken” as your supporting charity and use Amazon Smile for all of your Amazon shopping.
Oh, you can also shop our Amazon Wishlist of items to donate! Just add them to your cart and choose “Speak for the Unspoken's Gift Registry Address” for shipping. (You wouldn't believe how much our pups eat and play!)
and donate with every purchase!

Fundraise for Speak!
Raising funds on social media is an excellent alternative to birthday presents, in honor of your pet, on #NationalDogDay, or whenever!
Or “Add fundraiser” to any post in the Instagram app or use the “DONATION” sticker in Instagram stories.

Does your employer
have a donation match program?
One of the easiest ways to double your donation impact is to enroll in your company’s donation match program. Your $100 contribution can quickly turn into a $200 or even $300 gift for Speak! with a match from your company!
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Check with your employer to see if they have a donation or gift matching program.
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Submit Speak! for the Unspoken as a charity of choice if it’s not already available.
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OR if your employer already supports the United Way, you can help us through them by using our United Way identification number: 10172278

Shop with Speak!
One way to donate to Speak! for the Unspoken, show support with your community, and get some cute swag in return is to shop with us!
Sales from our shop directly support rescuing and caring for our special needs dogs!

Enroll in Kroger Community Rewards®
Enroll annually once per year (check the bottom of your receipt to make sure it has Speak for the Unspoken) and earn a donation for our rescue every time you use your Kroger Plus card.
and donate every time you get groceries!

(If you don’t see Speak for the Unspoken, you may need to change your main Kroger to a location in Central Ohio.)

Donate with a Bark Box subscription.
Use code SPEAK4TU on any six or twelve-month Bark Box subscription, and not only will you get 50% off your first box, but they’ll also donate $25 to us. Bark Box will ship dog toys and all-natural treats with a subscription sure to make your pup wag with joy!

Planned giving—
leave a legacy of compassion.
When you make a planned gift to Speak! for the Unspoken, your generosity will impact generations to come!
Planned gifts let you combine charitable giving with your overall financial, tax, and estate planning goals. Gifts can be created through your will or estate plan or flexible options such as charitable trusts, IRAs, retirement plans, annuities, or life insurance policies. Just provide your financial professional with Speak’s federal EIN: 47-2248975.
Through planned giving, you will have a special connection to Speak! and the rescue of special needs dogs—now and for years to come.