To ensure our support has a real impact, we have a focused strategy for our charitable partnerships. The majority of our charitable partnerships are with organizations supporting Northeast Ohio youth, particularly disadvantaged youth in the three Ohio counties in which we have facilities (Ashland, Summit, and Wayne). We specifically want to help Northeast Ohio youth by improving their literacy rates, access to health care, and access to food. Supporting children in these ways will position them for greater success in all aspects of life, increasing the chance they enjoy a healthy, fruitful life.

To be considered by GOJO for a charitable partnership, your organization must:

• Be a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit;
• Support Northeast Ohio youth in at least one of the following three Ohio counties (Ashland, Summit, and Wayne); and
• Help youth in these counties improve literacy rates, obtain access to health care, and/or access to food

If you believe your organization meets these criteria, please submit your request to Community@GOJO.com. Requests sent by mail or phone will not be considered. In your email, please:

• Describe the organization and its purpose
• Attach a copy of the governmental determination of non-profit tax-exempt status, such as a US Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) letter
• List the organization’s Board of Directors and management
• Share how your request will make an impact on Northeast Ohio youth, specific to literacy, healthcare and food access.
• State the funding amount requested

Due to the volume of requests we receive, only one request from an organization will be processed during each calendar year. Your request must be received by GOJO at least 60 days prior to the due date of your event or request. Replies will not be made to every request. Please do not write or call to inquire about the status of requests.

Please note, the following entities are not eligible to receive contributions:

• Organizations that do not have a governmental determination of non-profit tax-exempt status, such as a US Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) letter
• Individuals
• Political campaigns and lobbying organizations
• Labor organizations
• Veterans organizations
• Fraternal organizations and voluntary associations
• Organizations outside of the geographic areas of GOJO facilities, with the exception of national and state organizations whose purposes complement GOJO funding priorities and whose needs arise from crises like natural disasters and public health emergencies

Donating our products to those in need is one of the ways we fulfill our Purpose and is something we’re proud to do on a regular basis. If you would like to request a product donation, please submit your request to Community@GOJO.com. Requests sent by mail or phone will not be considered. In your email, please:

• Describe the organization and its purpose
• Provide a contact name, shipping address, phone number, and email address
• Attach a copy of the governmental determination of non-profit tax-exempt status, such as a US Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) letter
• State the amount and type of product you are requesting and when you would like to receive it

Due to the volume of requests we receive, only one request from an organization will be processed during each calendar year. Your request must be received by GOJO at least 60 days prior to the date you need to receive the products. Replies will not be made to every request. Please do not write or call to inquire about the status of requests.

Please note, the following entities are not eligible to receive contributions:

• Organizations that do not have a governmental determination of non-profit tax-exempt status, such as a US Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) letter
• Individuals
• Political campaigns and lobbying organizations
• Labor organizations
• Veterans organizations
• Fraternal organizations and voluntary associations
• Organizations outside of the geographic areas of GOJO facilities, with the exception of national and state organizations whose purposes complement GOJO funding priorities and whose needs arise from crises like natural disasters and public health emergencies