Please download our contribution form and mail to:

Maricopa Community Foundation
PO Box 1650
Maricopa, AZ 85139

Many donors have created funds within the Foundation through a bequest. Bequest to the Foundation are not subject to estate or inheritance taxes, thus ensuring the maximum benefit to your charitable fund.

Contributions of Real Estate, Tangible Personal Property, Closely Held Stock, Patents and Copyrights, Surplus Business Inventory, etc. are other ways of creating a fund within the Foundation.

A gift of cash is the simplest and most convenient way of giving to the Foundation. Cash can be given in the form of currency, check, or money order. Checks or money orders may be made payable to the Maricopa Community Foundation, and named to the fund designated to receive the gift. For your convenience, you may wish to print out our contribution form. Click here

For your convenience, you can donate online using your credit card.
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Please download our contribution form and mail to:

Maricopa Community Foundation
PO Box 1650
Maricopa, AZ 85139

Gifts of appreciated securities provide considerable advantages to donors. When securities have been held for the required time period, a donor can deduct the full fair market value of the gift and avoid a capital gains tax on the appreciated amount of the securities. For your convenience, you may wish to print out a stock & bond electronic transfer form to provide to your brokerage firm.
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Your employer and/or your spouse’s employer may double or even triple the value of your gift. Please send your company’s matching gift form to maximize this benefit for the community.

Many donors have created funds within the Foundation through a bequest. Bequest to the Foundation are not subject to estate or inheritance taxes, thus ensuring the maximum benefit to your charitable fund.

Gifts of life insurance allow donors to make sizable gifts at relatively low cost. By assigning ownership of a life insurance policy to the Foundation, you can receive an immediate tax deduction and eliminate the proceeds of the policy from your estate. All premium payments made by you thereafter will also be tax deductible, subject to Internal Revenue Service limitations.

Corporations can ease the administrative work required to manage their charitable giving program by creating a fund within the Foundation. All paperwork, acknowledgments, filling of government forms, and audits are handled by the Foundation. Corporations continue to receive recognition of their philanthropic generosity, unless anonymity is requested.

Contributions of Real Estate, Tangible Personal Property, Closely Held Stock, Patents and Copyrights, Surplus Business Inventory, etc. are other ways of creating a fund within the Foundation.