Support CAP with a one-time or monthly donation!

CAP relies on the generous contributions of friends, community partners, alumni, and other supporters to make our programs go and grow. Right now, especially in the wake of the Eaton fire, Pasadena/Altadena students need CAP's support more than ever. Please consider a one-time or monthly gift that invests in our amazing students.

Your investment in CAP helps ensure that we are able to continue to offer highly effective, personalized, and creative support to middle school, high school, and college students as they successfully navigate to and through college, move into the workforce, or continue their education at the graduate level.

Be sure to watch your investment grow! Sign up for our newsletters, and follow us on social media! Facebook | Instagram

***

Your investment has the potential to be doubled, tripled, or even quadrupled. Check to see if your employer offers a matching gift program.

In accordance with IRS rules, this note is to advise you that we provided no goods or services, in whole or part, in exchange for this contribution. Contributions made to College Access Plan are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Our Tax ID number is: 20-8371402.

College Access Plan will not sell, trade, or share donors’ personal information, nor will it send mailings on behalf of any other organizations. Please email mo [@] collegeaccessplan.org if you do not wish for your name to appear on the Our Partners webpage. Please do know, however, that some donors’ names may appear on CAP’s Form 990 and/or annual report in accordance with federal laws.

Other Ways to Invest:

Donate Appreciated Securities
Consider making donations of your appreciated securities (publicly traded stock, bonds, or mutual fund shares) or directly from your IRA. When you transfer appreciated securities directly to CAP, you will receive a charitable donation deduction for the market value of the securities transferred but won’t be subject to capital gains tax on the appreciation (subject to IRS deduction limits). If you are 70 ½ years or older, you can make a donation directly from your IRA as part of your required minimum distribution (qualified charitable distribution). The amount that you direct to CAP will not be included in your taxable income. 

Legacy Investing
Naming CAP as a beneficiary to your estate or retirement plan, or starting a charitable IRA rollover is an impactful investment in our future leaders and communities. For more information about donating appreciated securities or legacy investing, contact Mo Hyman.