WAYS TO GIVE
Donate Now
You may give online, by mail, or even over the phone!
To put your gift to work immediately please click here to donate online.
Please make checks payable to SF City Impact and mail to:
SF City Impact
PO Box 16217
San Francisco, CA 94116
We accept major credit cards by phone.
Call our Donor Relations Team at 415.539.3212
Create a legacy that lasts—explore how your will or estate plan can make a lasting impact.
Changing one life at a time!
BECOME AN IMPACT PARTNER
Join a team of monthly givers who are committed to making a lasting difference each and every day. Together, we can impact the Tenderloin community.
DONATION DRIVES
Host a collection in your office or with your church for food, school supplies, and clothing, or engage your group in creating hygiene kits for the homeless community.
AMAZON SMILE
When you shop the AmazonSmile program, a portion of your purchase will be donated to City Impact – no fees, no extra cost.
EMPLOYEE GIVING
Your gift could be eligible for a matching gift from your employer! Click the link below to enter your company’s name and follow the instructions to complete your matching gift request. Your generosity could go twice as far!
OUR CORPORATE VOLUNTEERS
(Volunteer numbers are cumulative since 2018)
CORPORATE AND CHURCH PARTNERSHIPS
Bridging the Gap
There are a variety of ways that your business or church can partner with SF City Impact to help improve the Tenderloin community. We meet a range of corporate and social responsibility objectives and highly value our partners who engage on a variety of different platforms. We welcome the opportunity to build a deep and multi-layered partnership that offers value to the organization and SF City Impact.
If you would like more information on how we can tailor an experience to meet your needs or our event sponsorship opportunities please contact Cal Ladine at thernandez@sfcityimpact.com
If you would like to bring a corporate group to serve at SF City Impact please complete the following form.
DONATE STOCKS AND MUTUAL FUNDS
Through estate planning and other ways of planned giving, your gifts in support of San Francisco City Impact help us bring men, women, and children out of desperate situations.
There are many different ways to leave a legacy that will support our mission for years to come. Some examples are wills and bequests, and gifts of real estate, retirement assets, and appreciated stock.
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If you hold appreciated stocks, real estate, or investment assets that you have owned for more than a year, you can often donate such assets to support ministries, take a fair market value deduction and not pay any tax on the capital gains!
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A Giving Fund works like a charitable checking account, but instead of depositing money and writing checks, you contribute all types of assets (cash, stocks, non-liquid assets), receive an income tax deduction at the time of the donation, and then go online to recommend grants to your favorite ministries and churches. It is also an opportunity to engage children and grandchildren!
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If you are currently writing checks to charities, but also have appreciated stocks or mutual funds in a taxable investment portfolio, you likely have a significant opportunity to give more, simplify your giving, pay no capital gains, and improve your personal cash flow. The key is to donate these appreciated securities BEFORE you sell them.
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Anyone over age 59 1/2 can usually withdraw funds from a pension, profit-sharing plan, or IRA without tax penalties. Such withdrawals are usually taxed as salary income. For this year only, you can make a permitted withdrawal from a retirement account, donate the proceeds to ministry and take a deduction for the full amount! Because of the charitable donation, most donors should not incur any Federal Income tax on the withdrawal of retirement funds if they make an offsetting gift in 2021.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information on estate planning and planned giving please contact Michelle Huang Scott at michelle@sfcityimpact.com
As with all estate (and tax) planning, please consult a professional. Individual financial circumstances will vary and information on this site does not constitute legal or tax advice.