Gift WorkAid · Sponsored Access

Help sponsor WorkAid Core for an injured worker.

Some injured workers are trying to hold a claim together while they are in pain, out of work, and behind on everything. Another monthly bill can be the thing they can't add.

Gift WorkAid lets someone sponsor access — without seeing the worker's identity, their claim details, or their claim file.

Sponsored access is limited and not guaranteed.

How sponsored access works
1

A sponsor helps fund access

Someone chooses to sponsor a year of WorkAid Core for an injured worker — directly for someone they know, or toward the Sponsored Access Pool.

2

A worker asks privately

An injured worker can request sponsored access. What they share is read only by WorkAid — never published, never shown to sponsors.

3

WorkAid handles the match

WorkAid reviews requests and assigns sponsored access. No claim becomes public, and no sponsor sees who they helped.

Ways to sponsor

Sponsor a year of WorkAid Core

Fund a year of WorkAid Core for an injured worker — for someone you know, or for an approved worker through the Sponsored Access Pool.

You will not see the recipient's claim file.

Pay what you can toward sponsored access

Contribute toward the Sponsored Access Pool. Contributions help cover WorkAid Core for injured workers who request and qualify for sponsored access.

Sponsored access is limited and not guaranteed.

Sponsoring is opening soon

The way to sponsor and pay is still being built — no payment is collected yet, and access is not granted automatically. Injured workers can already request sponsored access privately.

Privacy & boundaries
  • Sponsors do not browse worker stories, see worker identities, see claim details, or access claim files.
  • What a worker shares in a request is private and reviewed only by WorkAid.
  • Recipients never see the sponsor's payment details.
  • WorkAid is not legal advice, medical advice, or representation.