Information for Contributors
The Re-evaluation Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and contributions are typically tax-deductible for U.S. federal income tax purposes.* The Foundation's paid staff is limited to a part-time business manager, which keeps our administrative and overhead costs low, so a high percentage of donations go directly to funded projects. Sustaining All Life, a project of the Foundation, hired a half-time organizer on January 1, 2021. We have no other staff at this point.
The Foundation welcomes creative approaches to giving:
- Gifts in lieu of birthday presents or holiday presents (spread the word to friends and family that you'd like such a gift in your name!).
- Gifts in lieu of flowers for funerals and memorials.
- Gifts of stocks, bonds, and real estate. (*)
- Bequests and charitable remainder trusts. (*)
- Designate the Re-evaluation Foundation as a beneficiary of all or a portion of your IRA assets or life insurance policy. (*)
Here are descriptions of some of the specific projects of the Re-evaluation Foundation.
(*) Donors should check with their accountant or tax advisor regarding their individual situations and/or estate planning.
Ways to Give
Click here to go to the Donation page on our brand new website that went live May 20, 2021 (and will fully replace these older pages in the coming weeks)
Designation
Donors may designate that their contribution be earmarked for a specific fund (i.e. Sustaining All Life, United to End Racism, No Limits for Women, and so on) by including a note to that effect with the donation. All undesignated contributions go to the General Contributions Fund which are used at the discretion of the Foundation Board.