Ways to Give

Our work is more urgent than ever and we can’t do it without the support from people like you. There are several ways you can give to OCI. Check them out now!

How to Support Oil Change International

Oil Change International works to facilitate a swift managed phase-out of fossil fuels and a just transition to clean energy, which is critical to achieving healthy communities, human rights, and a climate and environment in which people and our planet thrive.

 


 

Donate online

All donations to OCI are tax deductible as allowed by law.

Make a one-time donation to OCI.

 


 

Increase your impact by Giving Monthly

Monthly donations provide OCI with sustained support throughout the year, ensuring that we have the resources we need to expose the true costs of fossil fuels and facilitate the ongoing transition to clean energy. Monthly contributions can also be more affordable and easier to budget than larger one-time gifts. By breaking the donation into smaller increments, you can provide meaningful support without straining your finances.
Make a monthly donation to OCI.


 

Donate by mail

Checks can be mailed to:
Oil Change International
714 G St. SE #202
Washington, DC 20003
United States

 


 

Make a gift of stock

Ask your broker to contact OCI’s Development Director Lopa Pal at [email protected] and provide your name, stock name, ticker symbol, and the number of shares you’re donating. Your tax advisor and broker can advise on tax-deductibility and transfer timing.


 

Give through your Donor Advised Fund

To make a gift from your Donor Advised Fund, simply request a grant distribution through your DAF sponsor. Be sure to use OCI’s EIN #20-3272355 and this address:

Oil Change International
714 G St. SE #202
Washington, DC 20003
United States

You can also designate Oil Change International as a beneficiary for your Donor Advised Fund.

 


 

Make a Qualified Charitable Distributions

If you are 70 ½ or older, you can make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (“QCD”) directly to OCI. QCDs are excluded from your taxable income, likely reducing the taxes you owe. QCDs count toward your required minimum distribution {RMD}, and you can give up to $ 100,000 each year. Contact your IRA administrator for specific instructions for your account.