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THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR

CHILDREN SERVICES!

VOALA services for children place an emphasis on Education, Literacy, and Health. The skills and confidence gained from our programs promote a stable home life and ensure a smooth transition into kindergarten and beyond. Working closely with the family unit and the community itself, we encourage the development of a positive narrative for our children providing internal voices of confidence, kindness, hope and accountability to building a stronger future.

ONLINE CONTRIBUTIONS ARE SECURE, EASY AND IMMEDIATE.

Our work depends on generous community members who understand the value of giving. Your contribution will support programs and services that encourage positive development, foster independence, promote self-sufficiency and transform lives.

If you prefer, you can fax, scan/email or mail your contribution using a printable donation form.

For questions or to donate by phone, please call (213) 389-1500.

NEW & GENTLY USED ITEMS WANTED!

Thank you for your support during the COVID-19 pandemic

Masks, sanitizer, paper suits, Lysol and other disinfectants, wipes and gloves are welcomed.

Please call (213) 389-1500 for information about making an in-kind donation.

We ask that all donated goods be new or gently-used, and in clean and operable condition.

Programs can use computers, clothing, passenger or delivery vans, non-perishable food, school supplies, toys, new bedding, etc.

Donations of goods are called “in-kind” donations and they are tax-deductible.

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS – School Supplies, Toys, Art Supplies YOUTH PROGRAMS: School Supplies, Laptops and Notebooks

WOMEN’S PROGRAMS: Professional Clothing, Home Furnishings VETERANS’ PROGRAMS, Work-out Equipment, Baseball Equipment, Sporting Goods

HOMELESSNESS PROGRAMS – Passenger Van, Computer Equipment, Home Furnishing Basics

LEAVE A LEGACY

The most common gift is an outright gift of cash, but there are many other ways to make charitable contributions.
Please call Betty Chavez at (213) 251-7618 to discuss your philanthropic options.

Cash Gifts A gift by cash, check, or credit card may be made outright or pledged over a period of up to five years. If you wish to designate the use of your gift, you may do so at the time you make the gift by letting us know which area of support we should apply your gift. We can arrange automatically recurring gifts.

Workplace Giving Many companies have matching gift programs that make your philanthropic dollars go further! Employee matching gift programs are corporate giving programs set up to allow employees to have a say in where the company allocates its corporate giving dollars. Most companies match at a 1:1 ratio, though some even triple or quadruple donations. Check with your Human Resources Department to see if they have a matching gift program in place. If they do not currently match employee donations, consider asking them to do so

Gifts Through Your Estate For many donors, making a gift through your estate is the most realistic way to provide a substantial contribution to VOALA or its programs. The most common ways to make a gift through your estate are:

Specific Bequest – VOALA or its programs receives a specific dollar amount, a specific piece of property or a stated percentage of the estate. This is one of the most popular forms of bequests.
Residuary Bequest – VOALA or its programs receives all or a stated percentage of an estate after distribution of specific bequests and payment of debts, taxes and expenses.
Contingent Bequest – VOALA or its programs receives part or all of the estate under certain specified circumstances.
Trust Established Under a Will – A trust may be established that designates VOALA or its programs as a partial or full beneficiary.

Stocks, Bonds, and Appreciated Asset Gifts A gift of appreciated securities such as stocks, mutual funds and bonds can provide attractive benefits and are a great way to give.

A Gift of Real Estate Over the years, most real estate has appreciated faster than the rate of inflation and, therefore, can offer great potential for a charitable gift. VOALA or its programs will consider accepting a gift of a home, vacation property, condominium, apartment complex, undeveloped land, or other real estate in support of our goals. In order for VOALA or its programs to accept such a gift, the property would have to undergo an appraisal at the donor’s expense to determine the donation value.

Tangible Personal Property Gifts of assets such as cars, jewelry, and boats are also welcomed.

Life Insurance There are several ways in which a donor may use life insurance to make a gift to VOALA or its programs:

Make a gift of an existing life insurance policy that is no longer needed for its original purpose.
Establish a new policy and name VOALA or its programs as the owner and beneficiary of the policy.
Use life insurance to replace the value of gifts to VOALA or its programs.
Fund a Short-Term Endowment Policy (STEP).

Charitable Trust A Charitable Remainder Trust will pay you a lifetime income. If married, both spouses will be included as income beneficiaries. Highly appreciated stock, real estate and cash are all good assets to fund such a trust. Because the assets go to VOALA or its programs at your death, you may want to consider an asset replacement option.

Gifts from Retirement Funds Donors are invited to consider designating VOALA or its programs as a partial or full beneficiary of their retirement plans.