Good to Give: Here’s How GoodRx Employees Are Giving Back

We started 2020 thinking about how GoodRx, as a company, could find more ways to do good. Our mission at GoodRx has always been to help people find affordable healthcare. But staying healthy is only one of many things that contribute to a person’s well-being and happiness. We wanted to challenge ourselves to push the boundaries of how GoodRx Helps.

The idea of creating positive social impact beyond our core services first started when a group of GoodRx employees packed their bags and headed to Houston in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey in 2017. There, they volunteered at shelters and helped pay for people’s medications and groceries — no strings attached. Since then, we’ve been contributing to our communities in different ways: donating to disaster relief, volunteering, and lending an extra hand when we can.

To continue the spirit of giving demonstrated by our employees, we’re proud to announce a new program: Good to Give. We will donate a total of $25,000 every quarter to nonprofit organizations that are aligned with our company values and goals. By asking our team to nominate the causes most important to them, we’re also pledging to support their passions and interests.

Here are our Good to Give recipients to date. We’ll be updating this list at the end of every quarter, so stay tuned!

2020 Q1:

• RIP Medical Debt ($10K)

• St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital ($5K)

• SELAH Neighborhood Homeless Coalition ($5K)

• Project Optimism ($5K)

2020 Q2:

• No Kid Hungry ($10K)

• Meals on Wheels ($10K)

• The National Domestic Workers Alliance ($5K)

2020 Q3:

• Alma Backyard Farms ($6.5K)

• human-I-T ($6K)

• The Hidden Genius Project ($6K)

• Girls Who Code ($6K)

2020 Q4:

• USC Street Medicine ($10K)

• California Association of Food Banks ($7.5K)

• DIY Girls ($7.5K)

2021 Q1:

• The Loveland Foundation

• Stop AAPI Hate

• Casa De Salud St. Louis

• Generate Health St. Louis