01 — Fastest
Give once by card
Our donation form is hosted by Zeffy, which charges nonprofits no platform fee and no processing fee. The whole amount reaches the animals.
Donate nowWays to give
Orphan Annies Inc is a 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 81-0881057, with no paid staff and no paid fundraiser. Whichever route you choose below, what you give goes to the care of animals at the Blytheville Humane Society.
01 — Fastest
Our donation form is hosted by Zeffy, which charges nonprofits no platform fee and no processing fee. The whole amount reaches the animals.
Donate now02 — Most useful
A small amount every month is worth more to a shelter than the same total given once, because it makes next month predictable. The donation form has a monthly option.
Set up monthly giving03 — No card needed
Payable to Orphan Annies Inc, sent to 926 E Promised Land Road, Blytheville, AR 72315. Write your address on the memo line if you would like a receipt.
Postal details04 — What we are built for
Clothes, kitchenware, furniture, books, tools, pet supplies. Drop-off is Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday before 2 PM.
What we take05 — Worth as much as money
There is nobody on payroll, so every hour the shop opens is an hour somebody donated. No minimum commitment and no experience needed.
Volunteer06 — In someone's name
A gift in memory of a person or an animal, or to mark a birthday. Put the name in the message field on the donation form, or on the check, and we will record it properly.
Give in memory07 — Long term
A bequest to Orphan Annies Inc costs nothing now and can be the largest gift a small charity ever receives. Your attorney will need our legal name and EIN, both below.
Talk to us firstFree money
Many employers match charitable gifts from staff, and most matching programmes go unclaimed. Ask your HR department whether yours does — it can double what you give at no extra cost to you.
Ask us for detailsFor your accountant, your employer or your attorney
Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. We are not tax advisers — for anything complicated, particularly a bequest or a gift of property, talk to your own advisor first.