Donor Direct Action strengthens women’s rights organizations around the world by increasing access to funds, advocacy, and visibility. Here’s how:
Front-Line Activists are fortified through a ground-breaking, direct relationship with their funders; through increased visibility via media; real-time linkage with international advocacy organizations; and enhanced access to political and societal leaders, the United Nations, and other international decision-making bodies.
Front-Line Donors are able to make contributions (tax-deductible under U.S. law) to support which groups they want to fund.
Front-Line Operating Structure of Donor Direct Action is a nontraditional organizational system. As activists and donors ourselves, we know the importance of minimum bureaucracy and maximum power and flexibility on the ground. Therefore, Donor Direct Action functions with negligible overhead, a virtual office, and tasks assigned largely on a contract basis, to free resources and energy for our crucial work.
VIDEO: Steering Committee member and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage explains Donor Direct Action's mission at a benefit reading of her play "Intimate Apparel"
On October 9th, Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head and neck by the Taliban for her efforts to promote girls education in Pakistan. She is 14 years old, and now fighting for her life. Make a contribution in honor of Malala to support women's rights organizations in Pakistan who work to end violence and discrimination against girls and women.
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Direct Action knows how to get the funds where they are most needed
and where they will make a real difference. I hope you will support
these groups." 
