More Ways to Give
We believe that girls given the opportunity to play on a team become women with the confidence to stand on their own. Discover the many ways you can make a meaningful contribution to our work.
The simplest way to support Play Like a Girl is to make a gift online. We accept credit cards, bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal.
To give by check in U.S. dollars or another currency, please make your check out to “Play Like a Girl” and then mail it to us at:
Play Like a Girl
4117 Hillsboro Pike
Suite 103-129
Nashville, TN 37215
To wire your gift through a bank transfer in U.S. dollars or another currency, please contact [email protected]. We’ll provide the information you need to give your bank or financial institution to complete the donation. Our team will reach out to thank you when your gift arrives.
Make a lasting impact on girls year-round by joining our monthly donor community. Your monthly gift empowers the next generation of leaders—one girl at a time.
Rally your family, friends, and colleagues to raise funds and support our mission to level the playing field for girls through free STEM and sports programs.
Rally your corporate team or social group to pack STEM supplies for girls at a Play Like a Girl partner school. This team-building activity is a meaningful way to inspire the next generation of innovators while fostering team spirit and community engagement.
Collect supplies that spark creativity, build confidence, and inspire leadership. Your contributions provide essential tools for success, helping girls reach their full potential while pursuing their dreams. Contact [email protected] to get started today.
Create a legacy that empowers girls for generations. A bequest is a simple, flexible gift that costs you nothing now and can be established through a new or updated will or trust. For more information, contact us at [email protected].
Multiply your generosity by requesting a matching gift from your employer. Many companies will match donations dollar-for-dollar, turning your support into an even greater force for empowering girls through STEM and sports programs.