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Your gift will help the Village to continue to transform the lives of greater Hartford’s most vulnerable children.
The Village accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Gifts via credit card may be made electronically by accessing our secure Online Giving Form or by contacting the Development Office at (860)297-0543.
Check - Please make checks payable to The Village.
Mail checks to:
The Village for Families & Children, Inc. Development Office 1680 Albany Avenue Hartford, CT 06105
(860 297-0544
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Gifts of Stock and Appreciated Securities
For information on gifts of stock and securities, please contact Denise Bagg at (860) 297-0544 or \n
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Gifts of Tangible Personal Property (gifts-in-kind)
For donations of personal property over $500, the donor must complete the appropriate IRS forms for tax deduction purposes; for property having a value of $5,000 or more, the donor must obtain a qualified, independent appraisal.
For information on gifts-in-kind and the type of items needed, please call the Development office at (860) 297-0544.
Mutual Funds
Please contact the Village for appropriate letters of instruction to your mutual fund company.
Planned Gifts
For information on bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder or lead trusts, pooled income funds, and other ways to include the Village in your estate plans, please contact the Development Office at (860) 297-0543.
Life Insurance
The Village must be named as both beneficiary and irrevocable owner of a policy for gifts of life insurance. For additional information, please contact the Development Office at (860) 297-0543.
Corporate Matching Gifts
You may be able to significantly increase the value of your gift to the Village if you are employed by a company with a matching gift program. Some employers will also match contributions of spouses, directors and retirees. Please contact you Human Resources department for the appropriate forms.
Commemorative Gifts
Make a lasting tribute to a friend, colleague, or loved one. A gift “in honor” of someone is usually made while that person is living. A gift “in memory” is the term used when the namesake is deceased.
There are many ways to make a commemorative gift. All the financial strategies of planned giving apply, or you may make an outright gift. Specific recognition opportunities are available.
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