Does Red Hat match employee donations?

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

What is Red Hat's matching gift ratio?

Red Hat's listed matching gift ratio is 1:1.

What is Red Hat's matching gift maximum?

Red Hat's listed maximum match is $10,000.

Are part-time Red Hat employees eligible?

Yes. Part-time employees are listed as eligible.

Does Red Hat offer volunteer grants?

Yes. Volunteer grants are listed as available.

Does Red Hat match donations to religious organizations?

; see source. Full-time: Yes; part-time: Yes; retirees: No Red Hat matches employee donations to most nonprofits that match IBM's (its parent company) criteria including: Educational institutions (K-12 included) Health and human services Arts and cultural organizations Civic and community or.

Employer gift matching

Red Hat Matching Gift Program

Red Hat matches employee donations at 1:1 based on available guidelines.

Quick answer

Yes. Red Hat matches eligible employee donations at 1:1. The listed minimum gift is $1. The maximum match is $10,000. Requests are due by Employees can submit match requests for donations made at any point in the last 12 months.

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

Go to Red Hat's matching portal

You'll go to Red Hat's matching-gift portal:
redhat.benevity.org

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

Red Hat Matching Gift Program

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Red Hat Matching Gift Submission Process

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Red Hat match employee donations?

What is Red Hat's matching gift ratio?

What is Red Hat's matching gift maximum?

What is Red Hat's matching gift deadline?

Are part-time Red Hat employees eligible?

Does Red Hat offer volunteer grants?

Does Red Hat match donations to religious organizations?

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