Support NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice
NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice (NFCJ) assists the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) with resource development and the enhancement of its programs through the philanthropy of its membership, law firms, interested corporations and foundations, as well as the wider public. NFCJ also supports partnerships and other research projects that serve its mission - to create a more humane criminal justice system. The NFCJ is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Outright Gifts
Checks can be made payable to NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice, 1660 L Street NW, 12th Floor, Washington, DC 20036. Credit card donations can be made online or by contacting NFCJ staff. Outright gifts are tax deductible.
Pledges
Donors to NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice can make a pledge and pay their gift over time{1} {1} NFCJ accepts credit cards: VISA, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. Please provide the type of card, card number, expiration date and name as it appears on the credit card, along with the amount you wish to charge.. Pledge payment periods of up to five years are accepted, and the NFCJ will work with you to arrange an appropriate payment schedule. Only payments made on pledges are tax deductible.
Gifts of Stocks and Securities
Do you have appreciated stocks or securities? Want to avoid paying capital gains tax while making a charitable contribution? Donating appreciated stocks or securities directly to NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice is an easy way to make a gift. You can receive a tax deduction and you can avoid capital gains taxes, too.
When transferring stocks or securities directly to the NFCJ, have your broker or financial advisor contact Farr Miller at (202)-530-5606.
You will receive an acknowledgment from the NFCJ when the transferred stocks are received indicating the mean stock value on the date the asset is transferred. Your financial advisor or accountant can provide you with information regarding the tax deductibility of this type of gift.
This method of giving is typically most appropriate with appreciated assets. If you have realized a loss on certain assets, sell those stocks or securities first. Always talk to your broker or financial advisor before making a gift of securities and find out what is best for you and your situation.
If you would prefer to physically deliver securities, please contact Tom Chambers at 202-465-7625.
Honoraria and Speaker Fees
Do you have an upcoming speaking engagement? Remember that donating your honoraria to the NFCJ is a simple way to support future initiatives. When asked, be sure to identify NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice as the charity to which you would like your honoraria to be donated. Asking your host to make a donation to the Foundation in your honor not only supports the foundation, it also furthers awareness of the Foundation and its important work.
Book Royalties
Book royalties in full or in part can be donated to the NFCJ. This is a great way to not only support the Foundation's work but also to promote your book. Make a gift once you have received your royalties or make arrangements through your publisher to have a donation sent directly to NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice. If you wish to make a gift equal to your royalty payment, be sure to tell your publisher, so your charitable support can be mentioned in the marketing of your book. For more information, contact the NFCJ staff.
Special note: Gifts of contributed honoraria or book royalties will be counted toward the donor's recognition total so that NFCJ can acknowledge your charitable intentions. All gifts, however, will be formally credited to the actual individual or entity making the contribution.
