Other ways to support disaster recovery
Help communities in the U.S. and worldwide recover stronger after disasters.
Never before has the world faced disasters and humanitarian crises of such frequency and intensity.
Your partnership is an opportunity to support ongoing needs long after attention has turned away from a disaster. Your support can be a source of hope for survivors.
Here are ways to support equitable disaster recovery worldwide.
Make an online gift or become a monthly donor
Help CDP lead disaster philanthropy and inspire effective, equitable recovery. Support CDP
Support CDP Disaster Recovery Funds
Support strategic, medium- and long-term recovery that builds stronger communities. You can do so through CDP’s disaster-specific funds. Or you can support CDP recovery funds for domestic and global disasters. These funds provide flexibility as new disasters arise.
Wire transfers and stock gifts
To learn how to donate via a bank wire transfer or a gift of stocks, please email Jennifer Commander, our chief financial officer.
You can also find information about donating stocks.
Gifts of retirement assets
Giving part or all of your unused retirement assets, such as your IRA, 401(k), 403(b), pension or another tax-deferred plan, is an excellent way to make a gift to CDP.
Learn more about Qualified Charitable Distributions.
Donor-advised funds
Support CDP by giving directly from your donor-advised fund via your fund manager or through DAF Direct or the PayPal Giving Fund.
Planned giving
Provide long-lasting support for medium to long-term disaster recovery while enjoying financial benefits for yourself. Planned gifts include bequests through a will or living trust, beneficiary designations of a retirement plan or life insurance policy, or a deferred gift that will provide an income for life, such as a charitable gift annuity or a charitable trust.
For more information, please contact the Development Team and submit this form.
Employee matching gift programs
Increase your gift’s impact through your employer matching gift program.
Cryptocurrency
Give cryptocurrency through our partners at Endaoment.
Host a company-branded donation page
The fundraising page enables your employees to support domestic and international disaster relief efforts. Please contact the Development Team for more information.
Mail a check or money order
Send a gift by mail to:
Development Team
Center for Disaster Philanthropy
One Thomas Circle, NW, Suite 700
Washington, DC 20005
AmazonSmile
If you shop through AmazonSmile, please select the Center for Disaster Philanthropy as your preferred nonprofit and Amazon will give 0.5% of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases.
More ways to give
There are many ways to make a philanthropic impact at the Center for Disaster Philanthropy. Maybe your workplace is hosting a giving campaign, or you have stocks and mutual funds to gift, or perhaps you are thinking long-term and want to include CDP in your planned giving. We are here to help!
Please contact the Development Team at development@disasterphilanthropy.org with any questions about donating to CDP.
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