Maintain our virtual worlds.
Help sustain the server, technical upkeep, and community support that keep our shared virtual worlds running.
Donate
Everyone deserves a place where they feel welcome, especially when traditional social spaces are difficult to access. Chronic illness, neurodivergence, mental health challenges, disability, and other life circumstances can make finding connection and community much harder.
Second Haven creates inclusive virtual spaces where people can connect, make new friends, and be part of a real community. Your donation helps us sustain and grow these spaces, build engaging virtual worlds, and offer supportive community programs, events, and new ways for people to connect.
Give online
Support our virtual worlds, community programs, and events.
You can also donate directly on Zeffy (opens in a new tab).
Your donation at work
Donations help cover server upkeep, community gatherings, volunteer preparation, and the development of new programs.
Help sustain the server, technical upkeep, and community support that keep our shared virtual worlds running.
Support community gatherings, volunteer preparation, and the work of welcoming new members into the community.
Help sustain guided group quests, strengthen accessibility, and learn from participants as programs grow.
There’s more than one way to give
We welcome conversations about individual gifts, grants, organizational support, and useful in-kind contributions. If you’d like to support a particular program, we can discuss its needs together.
Giving with confidence
Yes. Second Haven, Inc. is a Florida nonprofit corporation and an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity. Our EIN is 42-3073233. Our IRS determination letter is dated August 31, 2026, with an exemption effective June 8, 2026.
Yes. Contact us to request our IRS determination letter or discuss the information your foundation, employer, or organization needs.
Let’s talk about your interests and the program’s current needs. We’ll discuss whether a designated gift is a fit before making arrangements.
Absolutely. We welcome conversations about funding, in-kind resources, program development, and research. Explore partnership possibilities.