Read & Give by Bono

Read & Give scans the article on the page and works out which cause it belongs to, whether that's climate change, education access, animal welfare, inequality or global health. It only reads the content of pages you visit to make a suggestion, and it says it doesn't track your identity or browsing history. The result is a match between what you're reading and a cause you can back.

Instead of pointing you at one nonprofit, the extension suggests a small portfolio of charities tied to the cause. Bono vets the nonprofits and bundles them, so you don't have to compare options or second-guess whether a group is legitimate. A single donation is then split across the portfolio.

You set a monthly budget, and the extension handles the rest. Your donation is divided across the charities in your portfolio automatically, which removes the friction of giving to several groups one at a time. The flow is built around acting while the story is still in front of you.

Before you commit, Bono shows what your money could do. It turns your budget into concrete outcomes, such as how many meals you might help provide or how many animals could be rescued, depending on the cause. That projection gives you a reason to give rather than an abstract number.

Once you're giving, Bono sends weekly reports that show where your money went and what it supported. Everything lives in one giving profile you can open at any time, which keeps you connected to the change instead of forgetting the donation a week later.

Donations run through the Bono Way Charitable Foundation, which is tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Instead of collecting receipts from each charity, U.S. taxpayers get a single receipt covering everything. Bono says its contribution is fully tax deductible for U.S. taxpayers.