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Outright Gifts are those placed at the immediate disposal of the Foundation and in which the donor retains no interest.
Online Gifts: The Foundation accepts online gifts in the form of credit cards, ACH, and PayPal.
Click here to make an online gift.
Mail-In Gifts: For those wishing to mail-in check gifts, please send to the following:
Flight 93 National Memorial Fund
c/o National Park Foundation
P.O. Box 17394, Baltimore, MD 21298-9450
Marketable Securities: The Foundation accepts gifts of publicly traded stocks and bonds that are traded on an exchange or other publicly reported market and receipted and recorded in accordance with the Foundation’s policies.
Closely Held Securities: The Foundation accepts gifts of stock in privately owned companies. To be accepted, such stocks must have a qualified appraisal performed by an independent professional appraiser.
Personal Property: The gifts of tangible personal property will be considered only after a thorough review indicates that the property is either readily marketable or it is needed or can be used by the Foundation.
Gift-In-Kind: These non-cash donations of materials or long-lived assets that serve to further the mission and purposes of the Foundation shall be reported on the gift recording system at $1 unless independent verification of the fair market value or the donor provides a true accounting of the cost basis of the gift.
Real Property: The Foundation accepts gifts of real property. Prior to approval, gifts of real property are reviewed by the Foundation staff and legal counsel.
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Deferred gifts are gifts whose values are realized in the future.
Bequests: The Foundation regularly seeks and accepts bequests from persons who have directed in their wills that certain assets be transferred to
the Foundation.
Charitable Gift Annuities: With a charitable gift annuity, the donor makes an irrevocable gift to the Foundation and contractually agrees to pay a
fixed annuity to a maximum of two beneficiaries for life. The annuity may begin immediately or be deferred.
Charitable Reminder Trust: Charitable remainder trusts are irrevocable deferred gifts that provide income to the donor or beneficiaries for life. At the end of the trust, the remaining gift assets are left to the benefit of the Foundation.
Charitable Lead Trust: Lead trusts are immediate gifts in trust that pay defined amounts of income over a period of time. The payout is based on the value of the property held in trust for a term of years or the life of the donor with the remainder passing back to the individual or other non-charitable organization.
Life Insurance: The Foundation accepts life insurance policies for which the donor has relinquished ownership by assigning all rights, title, and interest in the policy to the Foundation.
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