We gladly fill as many donation requests as we can. We ask that requests be sent hard copy, on company/business letterhead to the following address:

Our prices are already discounted, as are our shipping charges. Due to the tremendous amount of requests we get, we are unable to provide any further discounts or donations.

Yes! We strongly believe the mission of CouchSurfing International is best served by being a non-profit organization. Our mission is to facilitate high quality experiences for people exploring the world and giving back to humanity. Our goal is to make diverse cultures of the world more connected, making the world a smaller, more peaceful place. We network travelers and locals on every continent, creating friendships and strengthening cross-cultural understanding.

IndyPublish.com is a publishing service that publishes books for our authors/patrons. Rules and policies regarding review/desk/donation copies for each particular title are individually set by our authors/patrons.

One of LongHorn's core values is to contribute to the communities we serve. Over the past 20 years, LongHorn Steakhouse has raised a combined total of nearly $3 million dollars for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, which aids children suffering from a variety of illnesses. We also support our local communities through our local restaurants. Requests for charitable donations should be made to your local restaurant manager.

A for-profit organization is funded by the fees it charges its clients. A non-profit may also charge a fee for service, but services are usually provided to clients at a rate much lower than the actual cost of the service. Non-profits rely on grants and donations to cover the balance of their operating costs. These donations are tax-deductible to the donor.

Creating your own non-profit organization is a very standard process. Visit Nonprofits.org for some useful information: http://www.nonprofits.org/npofaq/keywords/1l.html

Yes, Rocky Mountain Alley Cat Alliance is a Colorado non-profit corporation that the IRS has qualified as a 501(c)(3) organization, so your contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Yes. Both Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Foundation are 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations.

No. We considered this option, but decided against it for several reasons, not least because we thought that raising funds for a non-profit would have been beyond our selling abilities. Plus we actually do like the idea of making a profit, provided that the money comes from companies, not consumers. Also, we don't think the public would necessarily be best served by a single non-profit corporation. They aren't always as easy to run as for-profit corporations, especially internationally.

Please tell me where I can get a personal grant to help me get out of debt, pay medical expenses, or buy a car, computer or home, etc., etc.

The SBDC serves the for-profit business community. Those wanting to form a nonprofit organization should contact local or national groups that specialize in the nonprofit arena. To become a non-profit organization you must become 501(c)(3) certified through the IRS and incorporate as a non-profit organization at the Secretary of State's office.

A non-profit organization is one where all profits made in the course of business are returned to the business and used for the further growth of the business. This is in comparison to for-profit organizations, where profits made by the business are paid to key investors and shareholders. In the United States an organization with non-profit status has been through a rigorous application process and been approved for non-profit status under a specific category.

Lifeschool is a 501(c)(3), public benefit non-profit corporation. Our EIN is 94-3362489. Lifeschool was founded in 1999 as a non-profit organization to be able to keep our programs accessible to youth from all socio-economic backgrounds. With support from individuals, community service organizations, corporations such as Live Out Loud, and yearly events like The Human Race, as many as 33% of our students receive some financial support to participate in our programs.

The SBDC does not offer services for non-profit organizations. A non-profit organization is considered a non-stock corporation with the State, with a filing of the Articles of Corporation for a non-stock corporation. The Maryland Association for Non-Profit Organizations and the Charitable Organizations Division of the Office of the Secretary of State will provide resources for your non-profit venture.

Yes, since its inception more than 10 years ago. Our major mission is to cultivate a future audience for the jazz art form. Though there are some similarities to a traditional business, we're not in it "for the money" (nearly all of us are volunteers!); rather, you will hear and see acts at the Jazz Bakery that you would never get a chance to hear anywhere else in the city, let alone the world. These fine artists - many of whom you will never see at a mainstream venue - deserve an audience.

Yes. The Vietnamese Professionals Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit worldwide membership organization of Vietnamese professionals. The VPS membership recruit hundreds of professionals from various fields such as education, law, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, accounting, information systems, engineering, computer science and business.

Yes, JDC is a non-profit organization and is registered as a 501(c)(3) organization in the United States of America. All donations made to JDC by American citizens and Green Card residents are tax deductible.

Yes. The NFBA has permanent non-profit 501(c)(3) status from the United States Internal Revenue Service. Donations of furniture or money to the NFBA are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Talk to your tax professional for more information.

Yes, CISNT is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization that receives donations, grants and foundation support to provide dropout prevention services to students at risk of failing to promote to the next grade level or dropping out of school. CISNT in audited annually by and independent CPA and submits to several monitoring reviews throughout the year by municipal, state and other funding entities.

No, I'm just an individual with an entrepreneurial spirit. And I definitely want profit. Lots of it. If it makes you feel any better, at this moment in time I can honestly say that the Serial Beggar is an un-profitable operation. I know you are the right type of person who will do your bit to help me change this as quickly as possible.

Almost every organization in the world you could imagine is represented on the Web. With an organizational site, you can publish your newsletter, let the world know about your cause, distribute vital information, and more. In short, a Web site can be your organization's "printing press" to the world.

Yes! We strongly believe the mission CouchSurfing is best served by being a non-profit organization. Our mission is to facilitate high quality experiences for people exploring the world and giving back to humanity. Our goal is to make diverse cultures of the world more connected, making the world a smaller, more peaceful place. We network travelers and locals on every continent, creating friendships and strengthening cross-cultural understanding.

The Tropics, Inc. is a legitimate 501 (c)(3) non-profit with the State of NC dated July 5, 1994 and with the Federal IRS; Employer ID #56-1869732, Case #584119011, dated Aug. 4, 1994 retroactive back to March 2, 1994.

Yes, it is a non-profit political action committee (PAC). It is nonpartisan but has the ability to endorse candidates who have stated positions in keeping with the objectives of the group. Education and issue advocacy are the fundamental tools of the CBWC.

Yes. All legitimate businesses even non profit organizations, personal websites are welcome to be an affiliate as long as you meet our terms and conditions. Associates ID is assigned when you sign up through our online form. Links from Affiliates Web sites to Raza use a special format that includes this code. Every time a customer follows one of those links to our site, this unique URL tells us which page to display as well as which Associate sent the customer to us.