Startup administrative fees are less than 10%.

Monetary donations must be made to the BGCNL and designated to preferred site. Stocks and bonds must be approved by CEO; all other donations are evaluated on an individual basis.

Full or quarterly payments are allowed

Donations will be coded for and reflected in the P&Ls for each site

Current United Way funding is not earmarked for this initiative; once established, we may then be able to apply for funding.

This initiative will not start until we are confident we have needed funding; if funding does not meet the ideal goal, it may be returned to donor upon his or her request

Advisory Board members will be provided a local financial statement at least once a quarter, if not more often.

All contributions are bound by federal laws in regards to tax credit.

Other than the tax credit benefits, donors will be recognized individually, as well as annually whether on our website and/or in local publications

Each service will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, at the time of contribution.

Wanting to Give to your Site?

FAQs

**Serving more youth, more often, in a more meaningful way.**

Wanting to Give to your Site?

FAQs

What is your administrative fee? Is this 10% or less?

What types of “Donations/Contributions” will be considered approved by BGCNL?

Do you require a full payment? Are quarterly payments allowed?

How do you know your donation is going to respective area you are designating your giving?

How much does United Way give to this program?

What happens to our funds if the program doesn’t raise enough funds?

How frequently will respective area’s Board of Directors receive notification updates referencing the amount of financial donations and other contributions received to-date (and who made them)?

Are there any “Tax Deductible” write off limitations that administrators must be aware of (based on contribution types & amounts)? (i.e., Cash donations, bank withdrawals, in-kind products/materials, etc.)

What type of benefits are available to large & small Businesses in exchange for their contributions?

What types of “in-kind services” are generally unacceptable?

Serving more youth, more often, in a more meaningful way.

**Serving more youth, more often, in a more meaningful way.**