Does McDonalds match employee donations?

Yes. McDonalds has a listed matching gift program for eligible employee donations.

What is McDonalds's matching gift ratio?

McDonalds's listed matching gift ratio is 1:1.

What is McDonalds's matching gift maximum?

McDonalds's listed maximum match is $10,000.

Are part-time McDonalds employees eligible?

Part-time eligibility is not disclosed in the available guidelines.

Does McDonalds offer volunteer grants?

Volunteer grants are not currently listed as available.

Does McDonalds match donations to religious organizations?

Public Double the Donation page lists broad nonprofit categories but does not explicitly resolve faith-based or houses-of-worship eligibility; treat faith eligibility as employer review required. Employee eligibility is restricted to corporate and listed roles, not franchise employees.

Employer gift matching

McDonalds Matching Gift Program

McDonalds matches employee donations at 1:1 based on available guidelines.

Quick answer

Yes. McDonalds matches eligible employee donations at 1:1. The listed minimum gift is $50. The maximum match is $10,000. Requests are due within 6 months of donation date.

Donated recently? Open the matching-gift instructions and submit the request while the receipt is handy.

Go to McDonalds's matching portal

You'll go to McDonalds's matching-gift portal:
mcdonalds.benevity.org

Employees should submit the matching gift request through the employer's giving portal or matching process.

McDonalds Matching Gift Program

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does McDonalds match employee donations?

What is McDonalds's matching gift ratio?

What is McDonalds's matching gift maximum?

What is McDonalds's matching gift deadline?

Are part-time McDonalds employees eligible?

Does McDonalds offer volunteer grants?

Does McDonalds match donations to religious organizations?

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