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FairVote's reform successes are made possible through the support of loyal donors, many of whom have given since our start in 1992. For an overview of our impact, please take a look at our 2020 message to supporters that includes handouts with 2020 highlights and our strategy for the future.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, which means your contributions are tax-deductible. Our donation page is a simple way to give via credit card; we present other giving options below. For any questions relating to donations to FairVote, please contact [email protected]
Other ways to give
- AB Charities - As an alternative to our main online donation page, we also accept online donations through AB Charities.
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Checks - Checks may be made out to FairVote and mailed to 6930 Carroll Ave., Suite 240, Takoma Park, MD, 20912.
- Qualified Charitable Distributions - You can make a tax-free IRA donation online via this Qualified Charitable distributions page.
- Gift of Stock - If you own stock, it can be fiscally sensible to contribute it directly rather than cash. A gift of appreciated stock both avoids a capital gains tax and provides a charitable deduction.
- Gifts of Real Estate - A residence, vacation home or acreage may have appreciated in value through the years so that giving it to FairVote would avoid a capital gains tax and still provide the benefits of a (large!) charitable deduction.
- Bequests - Depending on your wealth, federal and state estate taxes can take a large share of one’s estate. Even if there is no tax benefit for you, we hope you will consider a charitable bequest to FairVote in your will – and let us know of your plans.
- Employer Matching - Some employers will match or even double-match charitable gifts. If your company has such a program, please enclose the form along with your gift.
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Donor-Advised Funds - We welcome donors to recommend grants from their donor-advised fund, also known as a DAF, directly from our website.
- Other Online Giving Platforms - We accept gifts through Amazon Smile, Facebook and the Network for Good:
Donor privacy is important to us. You can find our donor privacy policy here.
