Comic Relief US is working to create a just world free from poverty, and full of opportunity
By powering inspiring campaigns like Red Nose Day and Hand in Hand: a Benefit for Hurricane Relief, Comic Relief US raises money and awareness to address the needs of the most vulnerable communities here in America, and around the world.
This critical work is only possible with your support. Thanks to the unwavering generosity of the public and our partners through the power of entertainment, together we are changing lives.
Donate today to stand with Comic Relief US. Your gift is 100% tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Giving monthly is a powerful way to stand with Comic Relief all year long.
By powering inspiring campaigns like Red Nose Day and Hand in Hand: a Benefit for Hurricane Relief, Comic Relief US raises money and awareness to address the needs of the most vulnerable communities here in America, and around the world.
Even when the unpredictable happens, your ongoing support helps Comic Relief US respond swiftly and sustain its critical work.
Your donations are 100% tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
ABOUT US
We’re an American charity using the power of entertainment to drive positive change to help those who need it most. Our campaigns include Red Nose Day, Idol Gives Back, and Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Relief.
VISION AND MISSION
Our vision is: A just world free from poverty
Our mission is: To drive positive change through the power of entertainment
WHO WE ARE
Comic Relief US is an independent sister organization of Comic Relief UK. Comic Relief US and Comic Relief UK are independent organizations related through their shared vision of a just world, free from poverty; and with the same mission to effect positive change through the power of entertainment.
WHAT WE DO
In line with its vision, Comic Relief US makes grants to charity partners that support people living in poverty in America and in some of the poorest communities in the world.
We make grants to charity partners that support people living incredibly tough lives in the US…
…and some of the poorest communities in the world.