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Donate to VIA while you shop online! |
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Use via.freepledge.com to
shop at your favorite online stores such as Amazon, Apple, Macy’s,
Expedia, Orbitz, and many more, and a percentage of what you spend
will directly benefit VIA. Planning a trip? Buying your holiday
gifts? Why not donate to VIA at no additional cost? |
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No obligation, no membership, no hassle. |
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How to Donate
| Credit Card |
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Call Danni Redding Lapuz at (650) 723-3546 and she will process your contribution, or click on and Groundspring.org will process your contribution for us through a secure web-site. |
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Please note that there is a fee associated with this online
transaction. |
| Bank Account Deposit (Japan only) |
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Alumni living in Japan are invited to donate to VIA through the
following bank account:
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Shin Marunouchi Branch (#422)
V.I.A. Kan Taiheiyo Bunka Koryu
Account Number 0893919
Please enter your name in English when making the deposit and
send an email to stanford@viaprograms.org with the date and amount
of the deposit. |
| Checks |
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Send a check or money order to: VIA P.O. Box 20266, Stanford,
CA 94309. Why not ask your employer if your company will match
your gift to VIA? |
| Securities and Planned Gifts |
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In addition to supporting VIA, a gift of securities or a planned
gift can help you minimize capital gains and estate taxes. For directions
on how to give gifts of securities or to include VIA in your will,
contact Danni Redding Lapuz at (650) 723-3546 or dannirl@viaprograms.org. |
| Ebay Selling |
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When you sell items of Ebay, you can donate some or all
of the proceeds to VIA through Ebay's Giving Works Program.
Visit Ebay
for further details. |
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How VIA is Supported
VIA is supported by a combination of individual contributions, foundation
funding, participant fees, and income generated by entrepreneurial initiatives
like the VIA Press. VIA's independence from government funding has allowed
us to enter countries at critical times: Vietnam before normalization,
China before and after Tiananmen Square, Indonesia after the coup in 1967,
and in Laos at a time when government-sponsored volunteers were refused
entry.
Thank
you to all our supporters!
Foundations, Corporations, Organizations:
Individual Donations
The VIA family has grown to nearly 2,000 volunteer alumni, more than
4,000 Stanford Programs alumni, and friends whose annual contributions
make our work possible.
Other
- Participant Fees
- VIA Press
- Corporate Matching Grants
- Combined Federal Campaign Contributions
VIA continues to provide extremely cost-effective programs, stretching
every cent. For what the Peace Corps spends to send one volunteer overseas,
VIA can send FOUR.
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