Behind every child in our classrooms, every adult who learns a new skill, and every family that finds support, there is someone like you. Your generosity keeps our doors open and our promise alive: every person deserves a chance to learn, grow, and thrive.
The quickest way to help is a gift right here on this page. It is fast, secure, and goes to work right away.
One-time gifts are always welcome. You can also set up a monthly or yearly gift to keep your support going over time. And if you would like to give in honor or memory of someone special, you can add a personal note with your donation.
Your dollars go where the need is greatest: to our programs serving more than 4,000 kids, people with disabilities, and families each year.
El Valor’s endowment funds are put aside and invested, the profits of which are used for the general long term support of the agency. By donating to El Valor’s endowment you will be ensuring the long term stability of the agency and for that we thank you!
Give Through Endowment
Many companies will match what their employees give. Your donation could be doubled at no extra cost to you. Check if your employer participates.
Already have a donor-advised fund? You can direct a gift to El Valor through your fund provider. It is flexible, tax-advantageous, and easy to set up.
If you are 70.5 or older, you can give to El Valor directly from your IRA. It counts toward your required distribution and is tax-free.
Include El Valor in your will, trust, or estate plan. A planned gift costs nothing today and leaves a lasting mark on our community.
Donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds that have grown in value. You may deduct the full market value with no capital gains tax owed.
Our programs need supplies, clothing, and everyday items year-round. Visit our Amazon Wish List to see what families and programs need most right now.
When you give to El Valor, you are not just writing a check. You are saying, “I believe in you.” You are telling a child that their future matters. You are telling an adult with a disability that they belong. You are telling a family that they are not alone.
