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Donate Today - Help Injured & Disabled Officers
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The Wounded Blue is an IRS approved 501(C)3 Charitable Organization. Your Donation is Tax Deductible.
By making a donation, you’ll be directly contributing to the well-being and support of wounded officers. These brave individuals often face physical, emotional, and financial challenges resulting from their injuries. Your donation helps provide them with crucial assistance, including medical care, rehabilitation, counseling, and other essential services.
MAIL IN DONATIONS
Mail In Donations can be received at 3540 W. Sahara Avenue #451, Las Vegas, Nevada 89102.
Giving in Other Ways
Wills, Trusts & Life Insurance
Bequests are donations that are made through a will or a living trust. You can name The Wounded Blue as a beneficiary in your will/estate for a specific amount or a percentage (see form below) or designate the foundation as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy. The Wounded Blue suggests consulting a legal professional before drafting a will.
Contact our Executive Director, Jesse Watts to begin coordinating your planned gift.
The Wounded Blue must be named as the owner and beneficiary of the insurance policy for it to be tax-deductible.
Corporate Giving
We welcome inquiries from companies that support our mission. Contact us to learn more.
Matching Gifts
Check with your company to see if a matching gift program exists. This is a great way to multiply your contribution. The Wounded Blue’s Federal Taxpayer I.D. is #82-3066282
Stock Gifts
Please contact us to receive stock transfer instructions. In order to receive a gift acknowledgment for tax purposes you must share with the Foundation:
The donor’s name
The donor’s mailing address
The name of the stock gift
The amount of stock donated
In-Kind Donations
In-kind donations are very important to The Wounded Blue’s outreach. Individuals and companies provide valuable resources. If you are interested in making an in-kind donation, please contact us at 1-833-892-8255.
