Giving Back
Building wealth means nothing if we don't lift others up along the way.
Free access for students and military is where our giving starts — not where it ends. These are the organizations we stand behind: the ones caring for those who serve, the animals who serve beside them, and the oceans and wild places we all depend on.
Giving back is built into who we are
Shark Financial Technologies was founded on a simple conviction: financial tools should serve people, not extract from them. That's why Reavo stays free for students and for everyone in uniform. But a moral foundation doesn't stop at our own product. We support organizations doing the hard work we can't do alone — keeping service families afloat in a crisis, bringing home the dogs our troops refused to leave behind, and protecting the oceans and wild places that outlast every fortune ever built
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Those who serve
Relief societies that catch service families when life goes sideways.
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Those who serve beside them
Bringing home the animals our troops bonded with downrange.
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The world we share
Wildlife, oceans, and wild places — the legacy no family can build alone.
Supporting those who serve
Every branch has a relief society standing behind its people. We stand behind them.
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Tunnel to Towers Foundation
Founded in memory of FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller · 9/11
Honors first responders and service members by delivering mortgage-free homes to the families of the fallen, building specially adapted smart homes for catastrophically injured veterans and first responders, and working to end veteran homelessness.
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Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society
Serving Sailors & Marines since 1904 · oldest military aid society
Provides interest-free loans and grants for basic living expenses, plus a Visiting Nurse program, Budget for Baby classes, and education scholarships for Sailors, Marines, their families, and survivors in need.
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Army Emergency Relief
Supporting Soldiers since 1942
Has delivered more than $2 billion in assistance to over four million Soldiers and family members through grants, interest-free loans, and scholarships — helping them overcome financial obstacles and build lasting stability.
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Air & Space Forces Aid Society
Official charity of the U.S. Air Force · since 1942
Supports Airmen, Guardians, and their families with emergency financial assistance, education support, and community programs. In 2024 alone, AFAS provided over 15,000 assists totaling roughly $14 million.
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Coast Guard Mutual Assistance
Official relief society of the U.S. Coast Guard · since 1924
Has delivered more than $2 billion in assistance to over four million Soldiers and family members through grants, interest-free loans, and scholarships — helping them overcome financial obstacles and build lasting stability.
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Puppy Rescue Mission
Bringing home the strays of war since 2010
Helps service members rescue and bring home the dogs and cats they bonded with in war zones — funding vet care, supplies, and transport. More than 4,500 animals saved and reunited with the troops who love them.
The Renay E. Watt Wellness Center
Bringing suicide awareness and prevention to individuals, families, veterans, and first responders.
Some causes you find on a list. This one we found in person. The Center carries the name of Renay Watt, whose family lost her suddenly in January 2016, and whose vision became Oak Meadow Ranch in Valley View, Texas. Out of that loss, her family built something for other families: an organization devoted to suicide awareness and prevention — offering information and assistance to individuals, families, veterans, and first responders.
We support this work because it sits exactly where our heart already is. The people we keep Reavo free for — those who serve, and the families standing behind them — carry burdens that don't show up on a balance sheet. Financial stability is one kind of resilience. This is another, and it matters more.
About the organization
A registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 81-2470881). The Watt family has announced the Center as coming soon, and hosts the annual Renay Watt Wellness Center Memorial Shoot Out in her honor.
How to help
The Center has not yet published a public donation page. To give or get involved, reach the family through Oak Meadow Ranch, who founded and champion the Center.
If you or someone you love is struggling
You don't have to wait for a crisis to reach out. In the U.S., the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 — call or text 988. Veterans can press 1 after dialing to reach the Veterans Crisis Line.
Protecting our oceans & wild places
The truest generational wealth is a living planet to inherit.
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World Wildlife Fund
Conservation in 100 countries · ~5 million supporters globally
Works to conserve nature and reduce the most pressing threats to the diversity of life on Earth — addressing the whole of a place: its ecology, economy, governance, culture, people, and wildlife.
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North American Marine Environment Protection Association
NAMEPA · marine industry-led environmental stewards
Preserves the marine environment by promoting sustainable maritime best practices and educating seafarers, students, and the public on protecting our ocean, lake, and river resources — including advancing MARPOL compliance and maritime workforce development.
Ways to give
Every organization on this page is a registered 501(c)(3), so gifts are generally tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Common ways to give:
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One-time or monthly
Give directly on each charity's site — monthly gifts help them plan ahead.
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Payroll allotment
Service members can often give to their relief society by allotment or CFC.
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Employer matching
Many employers match gifts — doubling your impact at no extra cost.
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Legacy giving
Vehicles, property, or a bequest in your will can carry your values forward.
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