Yes. Charge On Foundation is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. After donating, you will receive a receipt for your records.

If you receive goods or services in exchange for your contribution, only the amount exceeding the fair market value of those goods or services may be tax-deductible. Please consult your tax adviser regarding your individual circumstances.

Donations support Charge On Foundation’s charitable mission and programs, including lifesaving education, CPR and first aid training, emergency preparedness, youth safety initiatives, community partnerships, and veteran support.

Unless a donation is accepted for a specific designated purpose, contributions are used where they can have the greatest impact in advancing the Foundation’s mission.

es. Volunteers and community partners are essential to our mission. Opportunities may include assisting with community events, supporting educational programs, helping with outreach and fundraising, or connecting the Foundation with organizations that could benefit from our programs.

Visit our Get Involved page or contact president@chargeonfoundation.org to tell us about your interests, experience, and availability.

Yes, we may accept in-kind donations that support our mission, including training equipment and supplies, educational materials, event space, professional services, and other useful goods or resources.

Please contact president@chargeonfoundation.org before making an in-kind donation so we can confirm that the item or service meets a current Foundation need. Donors are responsible for determining the value of donated goods for tax purposes.

Yes. You may make a donation in honor of someone special or in memory of a loved one. During the donation process, select the tribute option and provide the person’s name.

You may also request that we notify an individual or family of your thoughtful gift. The notification will acknowledge your donation without disclosing the amount.