How and Where to Send your Donations

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Gifts By Credit Card:

To use your credit card and make a donation on the Internet, please go to the page titled: Offer a donation today!° If you are concerned about safety, see the Credit Card Safety° page.

Gifts by Check:

For the convenience of those of you who choose to donate using a check, a printer-friendly order form is available. Please go to our page titled: Postal Mail Order Form.°

1) Print it,

2) Fill in the requested information, and

3) Mail it to us.

Gifts in Kind:

Frequently, people have tangible, physical items of value that they personally no longer have use for - - items such as cars, computers and real estate. Others offer stocks, bonds, jewelry and the like. We graciously and gratefully accept whatever is offered that has value and can be either used or sold to support our work.

If you are so inclined, you can also include a gift to us in your estate planning. Contact us and we can determine the optimum way to handle in-kind donations.

Gifts In Cash:

Openly acknowledged cash donations for which receipts are given are perfectly acceptable. They are; however, somewhat of a nuisance to deal with because of the dangers of theft when handling cash. We recommend that you convert cash to personal, business, or cahiers checks, and then send the checks.

Because we are a state and federally recognized non-profit corporation, The Life Center is prohibited by law from accepting anonymous cash donations.

On the other hand, gifts between individuals is an entirely different matter. As you well know, lots of people regularly give significant amounts of money to other individuals on a private, personal basis.

You've probably heard the story about the man who felt guilty about something he did wrong and to appease his conscience, he anonymously gave money to individuals whom he though would make good use of that money.