doTERRA Healing Hands Foundation

The largest reported grants included $386,271 to CHOICE Humanitarian for supporting children; $251,024 to Sanaag Healthcare Foundation for global health; $200,897 to Dahlia’s Hope Non Profit Inc for anti-human trafficking; $200,335 to Rising Star Outreach for self-reliance; and $100,000 to NYAGI Project for global health. Other notable grants included $72,794 to Inheritance International Ministries for supporting children and $40,000 to Chair the Hope for self-reliance.

The foundation’s Match Program offers approved projects a matching donation of up to $10,000. Applicants must have achieved a doTERRA rank of Elite or higher and may have only one active project at a time. Only donations collected through an approved doTERRA Match fundraising page are eligible; all open projects for an organization must be completed before another project can be approved. The foundation says applicants should schedule a conversation with its Executive Director before submitting an application. The program lists application questions, project-summary questions, a final expense report template, and an itemized budget template. Qualifying tax-exempt charitable organizations may be approved for a single matching grant of up to $10,000 every two years.

The foundation says it reviews grants for alignment with its mission. Its filing states that organizations that are not government entities or 501(c)(3) organizations must provide expenditure reports showing that funds were used for the grant’s intended purpose. It also says it reviews and monitors grants made outside the United States and investigates suspected diversion of funds, cutting off further funding if misuse is not properly addressed.