Donate Now – Reasons for Giving

Our goal over the next five years is to raise $5 million for the recruitment and training of Guardian ad Litem volunteers. Archieving this goal would mean that every child who needs it will be matched with a guardian to represent him or her in the court system.

Ways to Give

There are several ways you, your company or organization can finanically support Guardian ad Litem and Voices for Children.

• Make a generous monetary contribution at any time
• Make regular monthly, quarterly or annual monetary contributions
• Contribute through the Planned Giving: Legacy of Love Program

The Planned Giving Program invites you to name Voices for Children as the beneficary of:

• A bequest in your will or codicil
• An IRA, 410(k), or life insurance policy
• A charitable remainder trust
• The principle amount of a gift annuity

Donating Online

CLICK HERE to make a donation online!
We can accept all major credit cards.

In order to give through a bequest, the donor may write Voices for Children directly into his or her will or, alternatively, may fill out and sign a separate form that amends an existing will, which is known as a codicil. Please click here to see a form codicil that will allow you to make a gift to Voices for Children.*

To give through an IRA, 401(k), or life insurance account, the donor is required to name Voices for Children as a beneficiary. Given that multiple organizations administer IRAs, 401(k) plans, and life insurance policies, Voices for Children is not be able to make a change of beneficiary form available to prospective donors. However, please click here for exemplar text of a letter to add Voices for Children as a beneficiary.*

Charitable remainder trusts allow individuals to place funds into an irrevocable trust that will pay them a certain annual income for the remainder of their lives. This investment vehicle is appealing primarily for its tax advantages. Once the trust is created, the creator (or settlor) of the trust is able to name charitable organizations as beneficiaries of the trust principal, which is not paid until the settlor's death. In order to make a gift through this vehicle, the donor is required to amend the trust to name Voices for Children as a beneficiary.

Benefits of Giving

Voices for Children is a charitable organization that has 501(c)(3) status under the Federal Tax Code. Most gift should carry with them certain tax benefits. Please check with your tax professional for details regarding this issue.

*Legal Notice: Please consult with your own legal, tax or financial advisor.