Thank you for your consideration in donating to Foundation 2. Your donation will go to help us continuously better our services for those in our community. Foundation 2 would be unable to make the impact that we make in the lives of people in crisis without YOU. We truly believe that sometimes the smallest action can make the largest difference.
Donating to Foundation 2
Ways to Give
Online
Online Donations
Donors who wish to donate online can use their PayPal account or their credit card information to make a one time donation or a monthly contribution. Monthly contributions allow for you to send monthly donations to Foundation 2 to help continue our mission by checking one box—that’s it!
To cancel your monthly contributions, contact our offices at 319-362-1170 or by using our contact form.
Check
Donation by Check
We accept check donations that are made payable to Foundation 2. Please send your check to:
1714 Johnson Ave. NW,
Cedar Rapids, IA 52405
Be sure to include the following information: Name, Email, Address, and Phone Number. If you are making this gift in honor of someone, please let us know their name. If your company will match this gift, please let us know the name of the company and enclose a gift matching form.
Memorial
Memorial or Honorarium Gifts
Our donors may choose to celebrate a good friend or family member, or honor the memory of a loved one by making a memorial or tribute gift. Tribute gifts can be given online (be sure to include their information in the additional area provided for donations) or by making a check donation.
If you would like to learn more about memorial or tribute gifts, you can call our office at 319-362-1170.
Legacy Giving
Leave Your Legacy in Your Community
Make a gift in your will to help your community.
For more information contact Matthew R. Pollock:
mpollock@foundation2.org
(319) 200-8423
In-Kind
You can also help Foundation 2 and the people we serve by donating:
- School supplies for kids who can’t afford them
- Gifts for youth who have to spend the holidays away from their families
- Small household items for young adults trying to make it on their own
- Full-size toiletries for runaway and homeless youth
- Recreational equipment to keep youth active
- Crafts, games, and food items for youth clients
