WAYS TO GIVE
Individual Giving
Guardian Angel Society
Did you know $1,000 can provide a year of services for a child victimized by abuse in your community? Guardian Angels are supporters who commit to a minimum $5,000 gift over five years to provide services to an abused child. By becoming a Guardian Angel, you become a partner with the Center. Your gift may be paid monthly, annually, or every five years.
In recognition of your commitment, and after your initial gift, your name will appear alongside other dedicated supporters on our Guardian Angel Society recognition wall inside the Center lobby. You also will receive personalized communications, exclusive access to volunteer opportunities, and regular invitations to special events including the annual Guardian Angel stewardship reception.
For questions or to pledge a 5-year gift larger than $5,000, please contact Maria Strong, Donor Relations Manager, at 972.633.6628.
Many employers and organizations sponsor matching gift programs where the company will match any charitable contribution(s) made by their employee with a designated amount. The benefit of a matching gift is that it can often double or triple your impact on the children served by Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County.
To find out if your company is eligible, contact your employer’s finance or human resources department. If a matching gift program is offered, submit a request to your employer that it be sent along with your gift. We will manage the rest! For questions related to matching fits, please contact Bobbie Pierri, Donor Services Manager at bpierri@caccollincounty.org.
Invest in the life of a child today and help secure a strong foundation for tomorrow.
Planned Giving
The Lynore and Robbie Robinson Legacy of Hope Society represents the future of the Center. Membership in this esteemed group is open to those who have included the Center in their estate plans through a variety of planned gift options.
Whatever your estate planning objectives, our staff can share gift planning ideas to benefit your family and establish a lasting legacy. Please explore our giving options below for more detail.
Bequests offer a way to leave a legacy after your lifetime. You may also establish a trust or annuity which can provide income to you or a loved one while also benefiting the Center.
For information on planned giving options, contact:
Courtney Echols
Vice President of Development
cechols@caccollincounty.org
972.633.6611
* Disclaimer: The discussion herein is general in nature and may not apply to all individuals. Prospective donors are urged to consult their personal tax and financial advisors concerning the specific consequences of making gifts to the Center. These measures may also have an impact on your estate planning.
CACCC is a 501(c)(3) public charity. All donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.