Match-For-Good Referral Program
Make meaningful introductions, and get rewarded for growing impact.
Who is the Match-For-Good Referral Program For?
Our referral program is for anyone who believes in the power of social impact and wants to help businesses and non-profits connect through purposeful partnerships.
Whether you’re a consultant, business, non-profit, or community partner—you can refer
organizations to Match-For-Good and help grow their impact.
This is especially valuable for those connected to businesses looking to engage in meaningful,
values-aligned partnerships.

How does it work?
We’ve kept our referral process simple and personal:
What qualifies for a referral reward?
Non-Profits
Must register as a paid member in Match-For-Good (using your referral code or via direct introduction).
Learn more about Match-For-Good
Businesses
Must complete their first financial partnership with a non-profit through the program.
There’s no limit to how many referrals you can make.
Referral Rewards
NON-PROFIT REFERRALS
Referred non-profits receive a $100 reduction in their registration when they join Match-For Good as a paid member using your referral code.
Supporting non-profits to access funding and partnerships means they can reinvest in their growth—whether that’s expanding their programs, strengthening their operations, or accessing the expertise they need to scale their impact.
BUSINESS REFERRALS
You’ll receive 25% of our fee from the first successful partnership as a thank-you for making a meaningful introduction.
For context, our fee is typically 10% of the partnership value.
Example:
If a business you refer completes a $20,000 partnership, our fee would be $2,000 —and you would receive $500.
For smaller partnerships outside our core program scope, we offer a flat symbolic thank-you to acknowledge your introduction.
I’ve been referred—now what?
If you’ve been referred, it means someone believes your organization is a great fit for Match-For-Good.
A note on referrals
We value thoughtful, aligned introductions over volume—this is about creating the right partnerships, not just more of them.
