The African American Donors to Charity from Home Solutions list allows you to reach African American consumers who make generous donations to non-profit and charitable organizations.  Marketers can mail their product and service offerings directly to donors who give to charities that assist youth development, family planning, and more.

African American donors have the purchasing power and disposable income to donate to favorite organizations that offer assistance to better the lives of individuals, communities, animals, and the environment.  African American donors have various interests and causes they care deeply about.  They are business owners, executives, construction workers, laborers, medical professionals, legal professionals, parents, grandparents, retirees, and more.

These generous donors are responsive to marketing offers related to humanitarian and philanthropic causes.  They often donate their time as well as financial resources to organizations they feel passionate about and preserve African American heritage.  The wide spectrum of charities and non-profits include family planning, education, urban development, aids prevention and treatment, wildlife and animal protection, child sponsorship and protection, substance abuse, environmental protection, health and medical research, consumer protection, homelessness and affordable housing, human rights, poverty prevention, international relief and development, literacy development, mental health treatment, political party affiliation, veterans and military support, and youth development.

Marketers who rent this list can get product offerings ranging from disaster relief to pet adoption in front of this highly responsive group of donors.  These donors are consumers who also purchase related merchandise supporting their charitable organization like caps, hats, t-shirts, slacks, sweatshirts, jackets, vests, and hoodies.  They also buy key chains, glassware, mugs, newsletters, magazine subscriptions, pens, jewelry, lapel pins, stationery, books, videos, CDs, paperweights, sports bottles, totes, novelties, magnets, candy, and plaques to show their support and provide financial assistance.

Consumers in the African American Donors list are receptive to marketing offers from charitable organizations, non-profit groups, educational fundraising groups, emergency relief organizations, medical research facilities, industry publications, DVD and video providers, and apparel providers.