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1. SECURE ONLINE DONATION |
Please click below to make your tax-deductible
contribution via Pay Pal or Google Checkout. No gift is too small.
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1. MENTOR |
Our girls need mentors – a constant, caring adult to provide the guidance and support they currently lack. |
2. MAIL A CHECK |
Payable to: EXTRA-ORDINARY LIFE
Mail to:
Extra-Ordinary Life
PO BOX 11902
Washington, DC 20008-1902 |
2. EXPERIENCE PARTICIPANT |
Sponsor a local program, participate in a seminar or suggest and facilitate an extra-ordinary opportunity. |
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All contributions to Extra-Ordinary Life (tax ID# 27-4325636) are tax-deductible for federal income tax purposes. |
3. INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES |
Provide an internship opportunity (during the summer or school year) so our girls have meaningful work experiences for their college applications and meet new, interesting people.
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DONATION FAQ’s
What is a "non-profit" organization? A non-profit organization, often called not-for-profit organization is an organization that is not conducted or maintained for profit. The net earnings are devoted exclusively to charitable, educational, or recreational purposes for civic welfare.
Is Extra-Ordinary Life recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt organization? YES. Donations to Extra-Ordinary Life (Federal tax ID# 27-4325636) are fully tax-deductible for federal income tax purposes.
What are your sources of funding? Extra-Ordinary Life depends on individual and corporate contributors to make dreams reality. We receive all of our support from a combination of gifts, grants, and contributions.
Where should I mail contributions? Please make checks payable to: "EXTRA-ORDINARY LIFE" and mail to PO Box 11902, Washington, DC 20008.
Will I receive a receipt with my donation? Yes, all contributions will be accompanied by a electronic and/or paper receipt.
How do I document my gift(s)? Cash and/or non-cash gifts can be documented when you itemize your deductions through the IRS Form 1040, Line 37 and Schedule A or IS Form 1120, Line 19.
Am I required to submit a receipt with my documentation? For contributions of $250.00 or more, "The federal income tax law requires that before cash or non-cash charitable contribution of $250.00 or more can be claimed as a tax deduction, the taxpayer must have written substantiation from the charitable organization acknowledging the donation."
When you itemize your deductions (IRS Form 1040, Line 37 and Schedule A or IRS Form 1120, Line 19) for gifts by direct deposit, cash, credit card, or check, IRS regulations do not stipulate that you have to attach a receipt to the return or report. However, we recommend you keep records of your donations should the IRS perform a general audit to substantiate the amount you claimed as a deduction.
How will the value of non-cash gifts be determined? As required by federal income tax law, non-cash gifts will be issued a receipt for the fair-market value. The fair-market value is the price that the item would sell for on the open market, or the estimated cash value of the item.
Donor Privacy Policy POD/XOL is committed to respecting the privacy of its donors and has a Donor Privacy Policy in place to honor their rights.
General Collection and Use of Donor Information:XOL collects and uses personal donor information such as name, address, phone number, and e-mail address when a donor voluntarily provides it to us. In addition, XOL keeps a record of each donor’s giving history. This information is kept on file for IRS purposes and is used to analyze overall giving patterns and to make accurate budget projections.
No Sharing of Personal Information:New Yorkers For Children will not sell, trade, or share the personal information of its donors with any other party, nor will it send mailings on behalf of other organizations. The identity of all donors will be kept strictly confidential.
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