T.R.E.E. IS A GUIDESTAR/CANDID PLATINUM TRANSPARENCY 501C3.
PAYPAL GIVING FUND: If you have a PayPal account, supporting T.R.E.E. through the PayPal Giving Fund is simple and there are no transaction fees. 100% of your donation goes directly to T.R.E.E.
WEBSITE VIA STRIPE: Via cash app, credit card, or Apple pay this is an easy and quick way to donate. There is a transaction fee, but 97.5% of your donation goes directly to T.R.E.E.
SOCIAL MEDIA FUNDRAISING: Giving through Facebook or Instagram has a benefit for T.R.E.E.: your friends learn about us when they see you made a donation. There is a transaction fee, but 97.5% of your donation goes directly to T.R.E.E.
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFTS: Many companies match charitable gifts made by their employees. Contact your HR department to find out if your company matches and your gift could be doubled or tripled. T.R.E.E. is registered with most programs including Benevity and Cybergrants.
GIVE FROM MY DONOR-ADVISED FUND: A donor-advised fund (DAF) is a centralized charitable account. It allows charitably-inclined individuals, families and businesses to make tax-deductible charitable donations of cash, publicly-traded stock and in some case, certain illiquid assets, to a public charity that sponsors a DAF program. For more information on a donor-advised fund, click here.
AMAZON & EBAY: On Amazon, Check out our wishlist of program supplies. We always need these. When you shop on eBay, they will donate to T.R.E.E. Thank YOU!
MAIL A GIFT: You may send us a gift by check to T.R.E.E. and mail to our UPS Center mailing address: 6221 S. Claiborne Ave. Suite 628, New Orleans, LA 70125. If not clear on the check, please send a note about your gift.
PLANNED GIVING: As you may be aware, a recent law permits donations to charitable causes directly from IRAs for “people of a certain age” – 70-1/2 to be exact. If you plan to donate to T.R.E.E. and are over this age (or are approaching it), you may want to talk with your accountant to find out how your donation can not only benefit T.R.E.E., but also count against your Required Minimum Distributions from qualified accounts each year.