You can call Monica May, Donor Records & Stewardship Specialist, at 520-870-2760 and she will assist you with your gift.
You may use this printable form and mail a check payable to Casa de los Niños to:
Casa de los Niños
1120 N. 5th Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85705
Attn: Development Department
From birthdays to memorials, there are many occasions to donate and honor someone special.
To make a memorial or tribute gift, choose an amount below, then select ‘dedicate my donation’ and follow the prompts.
Make a larger impact by gifting stock and donating long-term appreciated securities, including stock, bonds, and mutual funds, directly to Casa de los Niños.
Compared with cash gifts, gifting appreciated securities can increase your overall gift and charitable tax benefit.
Transferring stock or securities is easy. Start by downloading this form or contact Monica at 520-870-2760 or mmay@casadelosninos.org to learn more.
We recommend that you consult your financial or tax advisor regarding tax benefits and implications.
To make a wire transfer, you’ll need to provide our account information to the financial institution that will initiate your wire transfer or EFT.
Bank
Alliance Bank of Arizona
Name on account
Casa de los Niños
Our address
1120 N 5th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona 85705
Account number
8458399733
Wiring routing number
122105980
After initiating the transfer, please complete the Wire transfer notification form to help us record and acknowledge your gift.
For assistance in making a wire transfer contact Monica at 520-870-2760 or mmay@casadelosninos.org
A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a charitable savings account that allows you to recommend grants to Casa de los Niños and other qualified charities.
You may name Casa de los Niños or another charity as the beneficiary of the entire account or a percentage of the fund to create a lasting legacy.
Learn more about Donor Advised Funds by contacting Favin Gebremariam, VP of Development & Public Relations, at faving@casadelosninos.org or 520-660-6397
A qualified charitable distribution (QCD) lets individuals age 70½ or older to donate directly from a taxable IRA to Casa de los Niños (up to $108,000 in 2025), avoiding taxes on distributions.
As a result, you may avoid being pushed into higher income tax brackets and prevent phaseouts of other tax deductions, though there are other limitations.
You may name Casa de los Niños or another charity as the beneficiary of your IRA. [this should link to the beneficiary designations pop-up if possible, if not just leave it not linking)
Learn more about making a gift through a Qualified Charitable Distribution by contacting Monica May, Donor Records & Stewardship Specialist, at mmay@casadelosninos.org or (520) 870-2760.
You may use this form to assist you in requesting a distribution from your IRA Administrator.
We recommend that you consult your financial or tax advisor regarding tax benefits and implications.
For over 50 years, Casa de los Niños has promoted child well-being and family stability, for a stronger, healthier Tucson.
A gift in your will to Casa de los Niños Foundation is a powerful and deeply meaningful way for you to have a lasting impact. Every legacy gift, no matter the amount, has the power to change lives for generations to come.
If you’ve already included Casa de los Niños Foundation in your will or estate plans, please consider letting us know. This allows us to plan more effectively for the future, ensures we understand your gift intentions and vision, and enables us to recognize your generosity in the ways you prefer, including welcoming you to the Pillars of Hope Legacy Giving Circle.
If you’re considering a gift in your will to Casa de los Niños Foundation, we’re here to answer any questions you may have and to ensure your vision for your legacy can be realized. We also encourage you to consult with your lawyer and financial advisors to confirm you are maximizing the financial benefits of legacy giving, and to share your plans with your loved ones.
If you wish, the details you share about your plans can remain fully confidential. You may also disclose your plans without disclosing the amount.
For more information, complete this gift intention form or email giftplanning@casadelosninos.org or call 520-624-5600.
Pillars of Hope legacy giving circle
The Pillars of Hope Legacy Circle is Casa de los Niños’ legacy circle for those who want to sustain our work for generations.
Members of Pillars of Hope:
Common types of charitable bequests
Below are some common types of charitable bequests given to nonprofit organizations, and language you can use or share with your attorney or financial advisor to assist in setting up the gift.
A specific gift is set by you in the form of dollars, items, or other assets from your estate to Casa de los Niños Foundation.
Use this document with sample bequest language to help you make your gift.
If you’d like to give a specific bequest to Casa de los Niños Foundation, you could use language like this:
“I’d like to give to Casa de los Niños Foundation, a charitable organization (Tax ID 86-0609655) located at 1120 N. 5th Avenue, Tucson, AZ, the sum of $_____________ for its general purposes.
A residual gift is made from the estate after all other wishes are fulfilled, or a percentage of the estate.
If you’d like to add Casa de los Niños Foundation as a beneficiary of the residue of an estate, you could use language like this:
“All the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate I give to Casa de los Niños Foundation, a charitable organization (Tax ID 86-0609655) located at 1120 N. 5th Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85705, for its general purposes.”
A contingent gift can be used only if the designated beneficiaries (usually children or family members) are unable to accept the estate gift.
If you’d like to add Casa de los Niños Foundation as a contingent beneficiary, you could use language like this:
“If my primary beneficiary/ies (name of beneficiary/ies) does/do not survive me, then I give [the sum of $X /a percentage of my estate /a specific asset] to Casa de los Niños Foundation, a charitable organization (Tax ID 86-0609655) located at 1120 N. 5th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85705, for its general purposes.”
You can name Casa de los Niños as a beneficiary of your bank accounts, investment accounts, life insurance policy, Donor Advised Fund (DAF), and retirement assets, including IRAs, Roth IRAs, 401(k)s, 403(b)s, and other pension plans.
Adding a designated beneficiary is a simple process that requires only a brief conversation with your financial institution or advisor. For some, you may only need to complete a form to have the designation officially added to your file.
As you consider adding a beneficiary designation, be sure to identify the order of beneficiaries specifically:
This is the first level of beneficiary that may receive a pre-determined allocation of your assets. You may designate that all the assets go to one beneficiary, or select percentages or portions of the assets for multiple beneficiaries.
Also known as a contingent beneficiary, this beneficiary receives the allocated amount of the asset if all identified primary beneficiaries pass before or simultaneously with the asset’s owner. While this may seem unnecessary given the number of primary beneficiaries that you have identified, it can be an important way ensure your assets pass to the charity of your choosing.
Learn more about making a beneficiary designation by contacting giftplanning@casadelosninos.org.
The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit lets individuals donate to Qualifying Charitable Organizations (QCOs) and receive a dollar-for-dollar credit on state taxes, giving taxpayers more choice in how their tax dollars are allocated.
The maximum allowable credit for contributions to QCOs for the 2025 tax year is $987 for married filing jointly filers or $495 for single, married filing separately, and heads of household filers. For 2026, the credit increases to $1,009 for married filing jointly filers or $506 for single, married filing separately, and heads of household filers.
Example: If in 2025, a single individual owes $2,000 in taxes but donates the maximum of $495 to a QCO organization, their tax liability is lowered to $1,505.
Giving is easy, but you need to document your donation to claim your donation.
Follow these steps:
Learn more about how to support Casa de los Niños with the Arizona Tax Credit by contacting Monica at 520-870-2760 or mmay@casadelosninos.org or visit the Arizona Department of Revenue website.
Consult your financial advisor if you have questions about your charitable deductions or the tax implications of giving.
