Best Charity Credit Cards
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Charity credit cards donate a percentage of your purchases to a non-profit organization. So they can help you give back to your favorite causes without giving it much thought. But cash back credit cards can d... show more... show more
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- No membership fees
- Qualify with fair credit
- No rewards
- High regular APR
- No membership fees
- 1.99% intro APR on purchases
- 1.99% intro APR on balance transfers
- High rewards rate
- No initial rewards bonus
- Balance transfer fee
- High regular APR
- Foreign fee
- No membership fees
- 0% intro APR on purchases
- 0% intro APR on balance transfers
- High rewards rate
- No initial rewards bonus
- Balance transfer fee
- High regular APR
- Foreign fee
- No membership fees
- 0% intro APR on balance transfers
- High rewards rate
- $100 initial rewards bonus
- No intro APR on purchases
- Balance transfer fee
- Foreign fee
- Requires good/excellent credit
- No membership fees
- 0% intro APR on balance transfers
- High rewards rate
- $300 initial rewards bonus
- No intro APR on purchases
- Balance transfer fee
- Requires good/excellent credit
- No membership fees
- 0% intro APR on purchases
- 0% intro APR on balance transfers
- High rewards rate
- Spending caps on rewards
- Balance transfer fee
- High regular APR
- Foreign fee
- No membership fees
- High rewards rate
- $35 initial rewards bonus
- Spending caps on rewards
- No intro APR on purchases
- No intro APR on balance transfers
- Foreign fee
What are the best charity credit cards on the market right now?
There are two types of charity credit cards: those that automatically donate a portion of all purchases to a given charitable organization and those that indirectly help you give back by maximizing your savings on everyday expenses. Below, you can find our editors’ favorite offers from the first type of charity credit cards. If you want to take donation into your own hands, we recommend one of our editors’ best cash back credit cards, as points and miles aren’t as well suited to the task.2026’s Best Charity Credit Cards – Editors’ Picks
| Cause | Card Name | Donation | Charity Navigator Score (max 100)* |
| Community Health Centers | Wells Fargo Attune® Card | $50 donated to Capital Link when you qualify for the $100 bonus cash rewards | 96 |
| Breast Cancer | Pink Ribbon™ Credit Card** | $3 donated for account opening and annual renewal 0.08% of all purchases donated |
81.11 |
| International Service | Rotary International Credit Card | $100 donated for every new account | 100 |
*Charity Navigator scores are for the charitable organization each credit card represents.
**Benefits Susan G. Komen for the Cure
As you can see, charity credit cards typically require at least “good credit” for approval. If you don’t qualify – you can check your credit score for free on WalletHub to find out – we recommend focusing on credit improvement before giving back in earnest. After all, a good credit score will save you hundreds of dollars per year, thus allowing you to donate more without jeopardizing your own financial standing.
Furthermore, it’s important to note that money isn’t the only thing you can donate. Try our Charity Calculator to see whether you’re better off giving time or money.
About the author
John Kiernan has covered the credit card industry for more than 10 years as a writer and editor for WalletHub. His work has been featured by major media outlets such as The Washington Post and The New York Times and has been cited by industry regulators such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Read Full Author Bio
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* The information about the following cards has been independently collected by WalletHub: CareCredit Credit Card, National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Credit Card, Kansas City Zoo Credit Card, AARP Rewards Credit Card, Upromise Credit Card, Pink Ribbon™ Credit Card, Ducks Unlimited Credit Card, Salmon Nation Credit Card, Rotary International Credit Card, and Wells Fargo Attune® Card.
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