New Site Lets Anyone Give to a Random Kid's Trump Account in One Click

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Rezul -- RandomActOfGiving.com, an independent website that launched on October 6, matches visitors with a randomly selected child's Trump Account so they can give directly through the account's official contribution page.

The site launched the same week the White House reported that nearly 70 million Trump Accounts now exist. Michael and Susan Dell have pledged $6.25 billion to put $250 into the accounts of at least 25 million children. Brad Gerstner, founder of Invest America, is putting $250 into the accounts of more than 140,000 Indiana children.

"The Dells and Brad Gerstner showed what happens when people decide every kid deserves a head start," said Scott Lewis, founder of RandomActOfGiving.com and owner of Lewis Web Developments LLC. "You don't need a billion dollars to be part of that. Five dollars to a kid you'll never meet is still a real gift, and it still gets to grow."

A visitor presses Make a Random Act and gets an anonymous account number drawn from a fairly shuffled pool of links that families have chosen to share. They tap through on a phone or scan a QR code on a computer, then give on the official Trump Account contribution page.

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The site never handles money and asks for no signup. It shows no child names, photos or stories, and there is no list of accounts to browse. Families can add their child's contribution link in about 30 seconds or ask for it to be removed at any time.

"We built this to be the opposite of a fundraising site," Lewis said. "No child has to share their story or their photo to be included, and nobody competes for attention. You choose to give, and chance picks the kid. That's what makes it a random act."

The site also invites people to take the $5 Random Act: give $5 to a kid you've never met, then pass it on.

Trump Accounts launched on July 4, 2026. Family, friends and others can contribute up to $5,000 a year per child. Contributions are personal gifts to a child, not tax-deductible charitable donations.

Make a Random Act at https://randomactofgiving.com

About RandomActOfGiving.com
RandomActOfGiving.com is an independent, privacy-first website built and operated by Lewis Web Developments LLC of Kansas City, Missouri. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the IRS, the White House or the Trump Accounts program.