Donations can be given on-line, by mail, fax, phone, and in person
at one of our 15 branches or the Association office.
Donate On-Line
Download Mail-in Form
Call (415) 777-9622 or fax (415) 777-6915
| The YMCA of San Francisco creates solutions to challenges in our community through programs that enrich the lives of all people in spirit, mind and body. |
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All people need opportunities to lead healthy, productive lives regardless of their financial circumstances.
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The YMCA of San Francisco serves people who can’t afford the price of a facility membership, a class or a program, as well as those who can, by seeking donations to make participation possible for all. You can make a significant and positive impact in the life of a deserving child, youth or adult by make a charitable contribution to the YMCA of San Francisco today.
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Additionally, the YMCA addresses specific community issues through a variety of
programs provided at no cost or with substantial subsidies. These programs are
provided by the generosity of donors. For samples of our crucial program work,
please read our case brochure and view a snapshot of issues at the bottom of the page.
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| Give to a Specific Branch |
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Your donation can be applied to a particular branch or program. |
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| Memorialize or Honor a Special Occasion |
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You can honor the memory of a deceased loved one or friend or celebrate
a birthday, anniversary or other special event with your donation. A card
is sent to your honoree or the family of the deceased acknowledging your
gift. |
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| Give for the Greatest Tax Advantage |
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To make a donation of stock, complete this Securities Transfer Form
and/or contact Cindy Sandoval at the YMCA of San Francisco Association
office, (415) 281-6752 or csandoval@ymcasf.org. |
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| Estate Gifts and Planned Giving |
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To learn how you can remember the YMCA in your will or arrange for a
future gift that provides an income stream and possible tax deferments,
contact Vice President, Financial Development Karen Bradley Follette,
CFRE, at (415) 777-9622 or kbfollette@ymcasf.org. |
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Matching Gifts
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Many employers match their employees’ gifts, often doubling or tripling the
amount realized to continue our mission. Typically, you obtain and
complete the appropriate match form from your company and turn it over to
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Our tax identification number is 94-0997140.
Every donation is welcome and appreciated and will help us
to build strong kids, strong families and strong communities.
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One in three children living in San Francisco is obese. |
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The YMCA of San Francisco is helping children learn to take care of their bodies for greater overall health, balance and self-esteem. When Kayla was in the 4th grade, she couldn’t do a sit-up. With a focus on fitness, she was able to work up to 45. Kayla is one of over 2,500 San Francisco elementary school students who have been reintroduced to physical education thanks to the PEP program that brings YMCA instructors into San Francisco public schools. |
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Over 20% of seniors suffer from depression. |
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The YMCA’s older adult programs help seniors stay healthy in spirit, mind and body. “The YMCA gives me something to look forward to and a reason to get up in the morning. I didn’t know I could quilt or make a speech in front of a group of people, and now I know I can do both. I feel like I’m needed,” said Dori, who came to the YMCA after retirement and quickly became involved in the Shih Yu-Lang Central YMCA Senior Center. |
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Gang-related crimes peak between the hours of 4:00-7:00 pm. |
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The YMCA Aptos Teen Center offers youth a better alternative. “The worst case scenario: If not for the Teen Center, I could be on the streets or in a gang,” Elias, a student at Aptos Middle School, knows he wants more out of life. This articulate, passionate eighth grader began going to the Teen Center two years ago. Before becoming a program participant, he was getting Ds and Fs. Now, his grades are mostly Bs. |
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