Forget about swiping right or erotice hong kongleft. Today Tinder wants to help you support the causes that matter to you.
The popular dating app is offering to donate $100 to the charity of your choice in honor of International Women's Day. In case you missed it, that is today.
Tinder has partnered with Pledgeling to support 12 different female-friendly charities. (Think Planned Parenthood and Girls Who Code.) All you have to do is tweet to @Tinder and mention a cause of your choice.
It can be the name of a specific charity that supports women or girls or something broader like "education." You also need to include the hashtag #FundHerCause. Once you've done that you'll get a code that will unlock a $100 donation to the female-centric charity you pick on Tinder.fund.
The fundraising officially begins at 9 a.m. EST, so you might want to get on it before you get distracted by all the day's other activities.
Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated there were 15 charities. There are 12.
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