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• Online Giving - Please click here to make a secure tax-deductible online donation to the ACLU Foundation of Colorado
  
  
  
  
  
  
• Gifts by Phone – To make a donation by phone using your credit card, please call us at 303-777-5482, Ext. 119.
  
  
• Gifts by Mail – You can send your donation by mail in the form of a check, money order or credit card. You may send your contribution to:
  

  ACLU Foundation of Colorado
  400 Corona Street
  Denver Colorado 80218
  Attn: Development Director
  

• Monthly or Quarterly Pledge – Consider donating on a scheduled basis by making a monthly or quarterly pledge online or via credit card. To make a pledge, simply fill out the Online Giving form or call us directly.
  
  
• Gifts of Stock or Securities – Because we are a nonprofit organization, giving the gift of appreciated stock, bonds or mutual funds can be an excellent option that enables you to take advantage of certain potential tax benefits. If you are interested in making a stock transfer, please call 303-777-5482, Ext 119.
  
  
• Planned Gifts - Help secure the ACLU Foundation of Colorado’s future with a planned gift that has tax and income advantages now. Please contact our office and your attorney or estate planner for details about benefits to your estate of a planned gift. We will be happy to furnish you with information you need to include the Colorado ACLU Foundation in your will and other legacy plans.
  
  
• Workplace Campaigns - The ACLU Foundation of Colorado participates in Community Shares of Colorado (CSC), an annual fundraising drive by employees in their respective workplaces each year. Every year, these employees raise millions of dollars through these campaigns that benefit thousands of nonprofit charities. Please support programs and services in our community by designating the ACLU to receive your contribution. The ACLU does not currently participate in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) because of restrictive language that requires us to pry into our employees' private lives.