Employee Matching Programs
Employer matching gifts can increase the value of your donation to AIDS Walk Los Angeles. Many companies match eligible charitable contributions made by employees, and some also match gifts made by spouses or retirees.
Search for your employer below or contact your HR department to learn whether your donation is eligible and how to submit a matching gift request.
Matching Donation FAQs
What are employee matching gift programs?
Employee matching gift programs allow participating employers to match eligible charitable donations made by their employees. A match can increase the value of your gift to APLA Health through AIDS Walk Los Angeles.
How do I get my employer to match my donation?
Follow your employer’s matching gift process, which may involve completing an online request or submitting a paper form. You may need to provide your donation receipt and APLA Health’s nonprofit information.
Where do I send my gift?
Include a copy of your gift receipt and send it to us at advancement@aplahealth.org or this address:
APLA Health
Attn: Elizabeth Rodriguez
The David Geffen Center
611 S. Kingsley Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90005
How does the search tool work?
Enter your employer’s name in the Double the Donation search tool to view available matching gift information and submission instructions. If the information appears incorrect or incomplete, contact data@doublethedonation.com
Can I make a donation to specific APLA Health programs?
Yes! In addition to a general donation to AIDS Walk Los Angeles, you can also have your gift matched in support of APLA Health programs like Vance North Necessities of Life Program, HIV-Elders, and more.
If you have any other questions about matching gifts, please email us at advancement@aplahealth.org.
About AIDS Walk Los Angeles
AIDS Walk Los Angeles began in 1985, when activists, people with HIV, advocates, and allies took to the streets to demand action during the AIDS crisis. More than 40 years later, Los Angeles continues to walk, fundraise, and mobilize in support of HIV care, prevention, and community services. In 2026, we carry that legacy forward under a clear message: DEFEND CARE. DEMAND ACTION.