Ronald McDonald House Charities
Housing, meals, and support for families with critically ill children receiving hospital treatment.
Support the causes you care about through Bill Jacobs Motorsport’s Matching Gifts and Dollars for Doers programs. This guide makes it easier to donate, volunteer, and connect with trusted nonprofit partners in our communities.
For nearly seventy years, Bill Jacobs Motorsport has served the communities of Naperville, Aurora, Hinsdale, and Chicago. Our community giving programs are designed to amplify the generosity of our team members by supporting both personal giving and volunteer service.
The featured organizations on this page are a suggested starting point, not a complete list. If you already support a qualifying nonprofit that is not listed here, the same programs still apply. If there is a cause you would like to see added, our team welcomes suggestions.
These organizations reflect a range of healthcare, youth development, education, housing, arts, and animal welfare causes. Use the direct donate and volunteer links below to get started.
Housing, meals, and support for families with critically ill children receiving hospital treatment.
After-school and summer programs focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles, and youth leadership.
Hands-on exhibits and programming in Naperville that inspire creativity and curiosity in children.
One of suburban Illinois' largest homeless shelters, providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, and support services in Aurora.
Building and improving affordable housing in partnership with families and communities.
AmeriCorps members serving as tutors and mentors in high-need Chicago schools.
Orchestral performances and educational outreach that enrich the cultural life of the western suburbs.
A no-kill shelter finding homes for abandoned animals and promoting responsible pet ownership.
Any U.S.-based 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization in good standing may qualify across healthcare, education, civic, cultural, or environmental causes.
Faith-based organizations may qualify only when the supported program is non-religious, open to all, and does not promote any religion.
Not sure? Contact the program administrator before donating or volunteering.
Know an organization that would be a great fit for Bill Jacobs Partners? Send the organization name, a brief description of its mission, and why it belongs on this list.
Email your suggestion to [email protected]. Suggestions are reviewed on a rolling basis and this guide may be updated as the list grows.
Contact Margaret Johnson at 630-615-5704 or [email protected].
No. The listed organizations are a suggested starting point. If you already support another qualifying U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit in good standing, the program can still apply.
Matching Gifts and Dollars for Doers share a combined annual maximum of $200 per employee.
Dollars for Doers converts volunteer time into a grant at a rate of $15 per hour to the organization you served, subject to the combined annual maximum.
Eligible gifts are personal donations paid by check or credit card. Gifts must be paid, not pledged. Installments are accepted when each one meets the $15 minimum on a separate form.
No. Memberships, dues, subscriptions, tuition, event tickets, in-kind donations, pledges, pooled funds, gifts by spouses, and payments covering services are not eligible.
Yes. Hours must already be completed, and volunteer submissions require verification from the organization.
They may qualify only when the supported program is non-religious, open to all, and does not promote any religion.
No organization may reference Bill Jacobs Partners in any publication or promotion without prior written consent.
No employee or family member may directly or indirectly benefit from a matching gift or volunteer activity. Participation is voluntary, unpaid, and completed outside working hours. Bill Jacobs reserves the right to verify eligibility and to modify or terminate these programs at any time.