Remember, It Takes A Village Rescue is a 501(c)(3) organization so all monetary donations are tax deductible to the extent that IRS allows.
Direct Cash Gifts:
You may make a donation to the It Takes A Village Rescue through our website
Checks may be sent to:
It Takes A Village Rescue
1200 S Horner Blvd #4701
Sanford, North Carolina 27331
Many employers have Matching Gift programs which would double your donation
A donor may wish to make a gift in memoriam of a family member, valued friend, or pet.
This method conserves the donor’s cash while helping to avoid capital gains tax on the sale of appreciated securities. The market value of the securities is deductible in the current year’s tax return. The donor should consult with their tax advisor.
If you have a life insurance policy that is no longer required, transferring the policy to the It Takes A Village Rescue may provide benefits to both It Takes A Village Rescue and the donor. The Trust would ultimately collect the policy value and the donor may be entitled to an income tax deduction in the amount of the policy’s value. The donor should consult with their tax advisor.
The donor may list The Trust as a beneficiary in their will. The distribution of the estate is then made at the donor’s death.
Every dollar you donate to the It Takes A Village Rescue helps ensure we can provide the necessary care for any animal in need of re-homing and a second chance at loving. We are a 501(c) (3) organization so all monetary donations are tax deductible to the extent that IRS allows.
For every dollar donated, 93 cents go towards the cost of care for the pets we have in foster homes nationwide. From the basics like vaccinations and medications, to specialty surgery for those like Lucy, who came to us as a stray with a damaged leg that required removal. The remaining 7 cents of every dollar goes towards generating future funding needs.
It Takes A Village Rescue is a nationwide community of supporters and volunteers passionate about making a difference to the lives of animals in need and keeping them out of harm’s way. The animals come to us for various reasons from strays and shelters, to changes in their owner’s life that may include the death of the owner.
Whatever the reason, we take the animals in with dignity for those surrendering them and without vindication. After all, It’s All About the animals.
