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Your gift helps:

Shape policy and hold leaders accountable.

With our team inside the NC General Assembly and policymaker’s offices, your gift ensures powerful advocacy. We speak up every day to secure resources, programs, and policies that help children grow up safe and healthy.  

Produce local, up-to-date research.

We know how helpful it is to have current information on how kids are faring in your community. NC Child data and publications are used by thousands across the state and beyond to improve their work. 

Make parents’ and youth voices heard.

The people facing the issues are the real experts. Our team helps parents, grandparents, caregivers, and youth engage directly in the policy issues that affect them.  

NC Child is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations made to NC Child are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. NC Child meets Guidestar and Charity Navigator’s highest standards for effective use of funding.

NC Child advances public policies to ensure that every child in North Carolina has the opportunity to thrive – whatever their race, ethnicity, or place of birth.

Your charitable contribution powers our work to create a North Carolina where:

• Every child, parent, and caregiver has the health care they need.
• Every child gets the chance to learn in high-quality early care and education programs, and
• Families don’t have to choose between food, housing, education, and health care.

We try to make online giving as simple as possible. Just click the “Donate” button at the top of  any web page. You can make a one-time or monthly gift, and we also give you the option to donate in honor of a friend or loved one. We’ll send a receipt for your tax-deductible contribution by email right away.

If you’d like to contribute to NC Child but would prefer not to give online, you can send your donation to us at the following address. Be sure to include your contact information so we can send you an acknowledgement upon receipt.

NC Child
Attn: Development Dept.
3101 Poplarwood Ct.
Suite 300
Raleigh, NC 27604

Absolutely! We are grateful to receive your gift of stock shares. You may also make gifts to NC Child from your IRA and other investment accounts. 

Please email Brad Beauregard (brad@ncchild.org) with the details of your gift, and he’ll work with you to begin the process.

We would be honored for you to include NC Child in your estate planning. Reach out to Brad Beauregard (brad@ncchild.org) to discuss how your legacy gift or bequest to NC Child can make an impact for North Carolina’s children and families now and in the future.

If you want to make an anonymous gift to NC Child, please contact Brad Beauregard (brad@ncchild.org) when you make your gift, and we will be sure to acknowledge your gift anonymously.

We would love for you to show your support for NC Child by hosting a Facebook fundraiser! Donors like you can leverage Facebook to raise even more from your networks. We receive 100% of donations received through Facebook fundraisers, so it’s a great way spread the word about NC Child while supporting our advocacy work for children and families.

Start your fundraiser.

If your employer offers a matching gift policy, it’s a great way to increase the impact of your donation. If your company can match your gift, please email Brad Beauregard (brad@ncchild.org) and he’ll work with you to begin the process.

There are many non-profit organizations right in your own community working to improve the lives of children and families. NC Child works together with hundreds of organizations across North Carolina to advocate for kids. We encourage you to donate to the organizations in your community that support children in need.

Here are examples of great organizations and how to find your local chapters:

Communities in Schools

Partnership for Children (child care & early education)

Diaper Bank

Food Bank

For children in foster care, check out: Children’s Home Society of NC, Crossnore School, or Foster Village