How to Donate
Make a Difference Today: Support the OLLV Foundation
How to Donate
Welcome to the OLLV Foundation Donation Page!
Your generosity has the power to transform lives and communities. At the OLLV Foundation, we are committed to serving others and making a positive impact through our programs and initiatives. Your donation allows us to continue our mission and extend our reach to those in need.
Your support—no matter the amount or method—is deeply appreciated and will directly benefit the individuals and communities we serve. Together, we can make a meaningful difference.
Thank you for considering a donation to the OLLV Foundation. Your contribution helps us spread love, compassion, and hope to those who need it most.
Ways to Donate
We offer multiple convenient ways to donate:
Cash
You can make a cash donation either in person or by mail.
Check
Simply mail your check to our address listed on the website.
Credit Card
Donate securely online using your credit card through our website
Venmo
Send your donation effortlessly through Venmo.
Stocks and Securities:
Make a significant impact by donating stocks or securities.
Zelle
Transfer your donation directly through Zelle for instant support.
Charitable Distributions from your retirement account
Making a charitable distribution from your retirement account is a tax-efficient way to support the OLLV Foundation. If you're 70½ or older, you can donate directly from your IRA to a qualified charity like ours without having to pay income taxes on the distribution. This is known as a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD).
Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)
A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) is a charitable giving account that allows you to support the OLLV Foundation and other nonprofits in a tax-advantaged way. By contributing cash, stocks, or other assets to your DAF, you receive an immediate tax deduction while recommending grants to your favorite charities over time.
Leave a bequest to charity in your will
A charitable bequest is straightforward. It is a statement in either your will or trust that details which assets (and how much of them) you’d like to leave to a particular charity. The assets you leave to charity could be investments, cash, personal property or something else.