Social Infrastructure’s programs and projects fuel permanent pathways out of poverty, unemployment, homelessness, and recidivism – real work that’s only possible with the generous support of conscious donors like YOU. Donate to our important work and over 92% of your gift goes directly towards Highest Impact Philanthropy at Work.
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We welcome online donations via credit card, debit card or digital wallets
including Cash App, Zelle, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Coinbase,
Crypto.com, and Venmo. Please make your online donation here.
You may dedicate your gift to Social Infrastructure in honor or in memory of
a loved one. For online donations, check the box that says “Dedicate my
donation in honor or in memory of someone”. You may also provide a
personalized note.
You may give with cryptocurrency by sending Bitcoin or other altcoins such
as XRP, Solana, Ethereum and Cardano to Social Infrastructure’s official
crypto wallet at: socialinfrastructure.cb.id
If you have any questions regarding crypto and transferring crypto or meme
coins, please contact: development@fundingimpact.org.
If you prefer to donate by check, please make your gift out to Social Infrastructure and mail to:
Social Infrastructure 254 N. Lake Avenue No. 320 Pasadena, CA 91101
Social Infrastructure 21 Miller Alley Pasadena, CA 91105
Please text SIGIFT to 53-555 on your mobile phone to send a donation to
Social Infrastructure and support our most important work.
Donor-advised funds are the nation’s fastest-growing giving vehicle. They
are ideal for charitable minded individuals who face capital gains taxes on
appreciated assets or estate taxes, and who may want to involve their family
in their planned giving. We welcome support through Donor Advised Funds
(DAFs) and Private Foundations. To get started, please reach out to:
development@fundingimpact.org for any questions and assistance.
We accept donations via wire, ACH transfer, or gifts of stock. Please reach out to development@fundingimpact.org to initiate these types
of gifts.
Organizing a fundraiser is a great way to spread awareness and galvanize support for fighting poverty, unemployment, recidivism and homelessness in Southern California and beyond. Please contact us at: change@fundingimpact.org to get started.
Double the impact of your donation in half the time! Many companies offer matching gift programs, cause marketing events or payroll deductions that increase the impact of their employee’s charitable giving. To find out if your company has such a program, contact your employer’s HR department for guidance on the process and connect with us at development@fundingimpact.org.
Funding a named Program or Project is a great way direct your donation to a targeted cause, population, or social impact sector that means the most to you. We offer a broad range of emergency Housing Vouchers, Educational and Workforce Training programs, Customized Supportive Services, and Reentry grants that offer immediate and tangible benefits to those most in need. Please contact us at development@fundingimpact.org to learn about current sponsorships and Capital Projects.
Please go to amazon.com and view our in-kind needs wish list. These items are distributed to the neediest via our CareGear™ Tactical Outreach (CTO) initiatives and Supportive Housing Services programs. They represent the highest and most critical basic needs of the populations and communities we serve every day. Upon receipt, they are place directly into CareGear™ cases, bags and moving boxes for immediate distribution to homeless, supportive housing, and emergency shelter locations.
Each new item donation helps people transitioning from homelessness, unemployment, incarceration and distressed housing situations in the most beneficial way. Donated goods that we have the highest need for in our programs include: Gift Cards, work clothing, office equipment, footwear, socks, underwear, non-perishable pantry snacks, hygiene/grooming items, cleaning supplies, and bedding.
For individuals and fiduciaries who have a need for Philanthropy Advisory services or professional advice regarding tailored Planned Giving strategies, we can help. Below are some of the most popular and effective Planned Giving vehicles that you can utilize to leave an impact on the lives of the less fortunate for generations to come. You or your representative may learn more about how to include
Social Infrastructure in your Will, Life Insurance, and/or Estate Plans by contacting a Philanthropy Advisor at: development@fundingimpact.org.
A Charitable Gift Annuity is a contract between a charity and a Donor in which the Donor irrevocably transfers assets to the charity in exchange for the payment of a fixed sum to the Donor for his/her lifetime. The Donor may subsequently name up to two beneficiaries to continue receiving this fixed sum throughout their lifetimes. This may be a great option for donors with appreciated assets they would like to move outside of their taxable holdings.
A Charitable Lead Trust is an irrevocable agreement in which a donor transfers assets to a trust that creates an income or lead interest for a charity. A charitable lead trust is a powerful charitable planning tool used to generate charitable deductions for income, gift, or estate taxes.
A Charitable Remainder Trust is a tax-exempt trust that can liquidate an asset to create two interests: income interest and remainder interest. This approach is especially beneficial for philanthropic individuals who are subject to paying capital gains taxes on appreciated assets, whose estate is subject to estate taxes, and who needs sustained income over time periods.
A Pooled Income Fund is an irrevocable trust maintained by a Public Charity. All donations from a number of Donors are combined and invested together to generate funds for distribution to charitable organizations. A pooled income fund offers a great opportunity for individuals with high philanthropic ambitions but lesser amounts to contribute.
Often utilized by parents, caretakers, and trustees for wards of the court, a pooled Special Needs Trust generates funds for individuals with disabilities. Assets contributed by multiple donors are combined and invested together, with funds being spent on individual beneficiaries in proportion to their share of the total amount.
Private Foundations may be started by individuals, families or corporations. A private foundation is established as a tax-exempt entity that can receive contributions as a charitable organization qualified under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. A private foundation works well for Donors who wish to receive a current income tax deduction, and who may wish to use the Foundation as the charitable recipient of distributions from various private sources.
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