Our community needs you.
“This will absolutely help me in my time of need right now! I hope to be able to give back once I’m on my feet. I appreciate the work you all do, creating a much-needed help line in the nanny community.”
As the only 501(c)3 specifically founded to support nannies in times of hardship, we only exist from donations from nanny agencies, payroll companies and other businesses within our industry, and from private donations (many of which come from nannies themselves.)
Where Do My Donations Go?
At this time, Nanny Relief Fund is 100% run by volunteers, in order to keep our operating costs minimal and re-invest over 92% of donations back into our community. The grants we receive on a rolling basis typically request anywhere from $500 to over $2,000, to help with needs such as emergency medical bills, utility or rent bills, assistance with buying food or supplies for family, and needs stemming from natural disasters such as the wildfires in Los Angeles and Maui, Hurricane Helene, and other disasters impacting our community.
There are many ways you can support our community if donating financially is not an option for you right now. Please feel free to use the graphics below when sharing information about us on social media or in email reach-outs and help us spread the word!
If you are interested in volunteering with Nanny Relief Fund, please fill out our Volunteer Interest Form.
If you are interested in supporting the Nanny Relief Fund in other ways, please reach out to us at info@nannyrelieffund.org.
Why We Gave
“I wanted to help, but didn’t know how until I found this. Thank you.”
“The stories I’m seeing of nannies let go with no notice have been heart-wrenching. These are the people who raise our children. They’ve made it possible for our families to thrive while my career stays intact as well. It’s time to care for them like they care for us.”
“We never knew how close to homelessness our nanny was until it was almost too late for us to help.”
“My nanny is more crucial to the success of my business than my CFO.”
“I cried when I found out my nanny was donating part of her paycheck to other nannies, and I needed to get involved.”
Nanny Relief Fund is a 501(c)3 non-profit. All donations are tax-deductible.