Help more children find support

Ways to Give to NACoA

Q: Does NACoA accept stock, vehicles, or donor-advised fund gifts?

Yes. The page includes the vehicle donation link and contact options for stock transfers, donor-advised fund gifts, and other non-cash assets.

Your gift helps children and families affected by addiction find trustworthy information, trained support, and the hope that they do not have to face this alone.

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Your generosity turns concern into practical help

NACoA works to eliminate the adverse impact of alcohol and drug use on children and families. Donations support education, awareness, advocacy, research, programs, and direct connections to resources for people living with the effects of family addiction.

Donate online

Make a secure, tax-deductible gift through NACoA’s online donation page.

Give Online

Donate by mail

Use the mail-in giving page for instructions and the information needed to send a gift.

Give by Mail

Donate with PayPal

Use PayPal to make a one-time contribution to NACoA.

Give With PayPal

Choose what fits

More ways to support the work

A direct donation is only one way to help. You can honor someone, invite your community to participate, involve your workplace, or talk with NACoA about a larger giving plan.

Give in memory of a loved one

Honor someone’s life with a memorial gift. Donations can be made online with a designation for the person remembered.

Make a Memorial Gift · Download the In Memoriam Form

Create a personal fundraiser

Invite friends, family, neighbors, or colleagues to support NACoA. You can share NACoA’s donation page or request a personalized fundraising page, URL, and QR code.

Start a Fundraiser

Include NACoA in planned giving

You may choose to include NACoA in your will or estate plan. Your attorney or representative can contact NACoA when information is needed.

Ask About Planned Giving

Become a sponsor

Companies and foundations can explore sponsorship opportunities connected with awareness campaigns, educational events, trainings, webinars, and other NACoA initiatives.

Discuss Sponsorship

Host an event or fundraiser

Bring your community together through a dinner, walk, run, bike ride, bake sale, social campaign, or another event that fits your group.

Plan an Event With NACoA

Partner through your business

A business may dedicate a portion of sales to NACoA or explore another cause-marketing relationship. Contact NACoA before using its logo or trademarked materials.

Explore a Business Partnership

Give through your workplace

Ask whether your employer offers payroll giving or matches charitable contributions. A company match may increase the value of your gift.

Request NACoA Giving Information

Use the Combined Federal Campaign or United Way

NACoA participates in workplace campaigns, including the Combined Federal Campaign and participating United Way programs.

Ask for Campaign Details

Special funds and community campaigns

The Janie Fleckenstein Art Therapy Memorial Fund

This memorial fund honors a talented educator committed to the arts and helping children. Contribute online or by mail and identify the fund with your gift.

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Looking for another way to make a difference?

A meaningful gift does not always have to come from a checking account. These options can help you turn an asset you already have into support for children and families.

Donate a vehicle

Turn an unwanted car or other eligible vehicle into support for NACoA through the CARS donation program.

Start a Vehicle Donation

Donate stock

Your broker can process a transfer of securities. Contact NACoA for account transfer information and so the gift can be tracked and acknowledged.

Request Stock Transfer Information

Give through a donor-advised fund

A donor-advised fund can provide a convenient way to manage charitable giving. Contact NACoA for the information your fund sponsor needs.

Request DAF Information

Donate a life insurance policy

If you have a life insurance policy you no longer need, you may be able to donate it. NACoA can provide information and connect you with the appropriate contact.

Ask About Donating a Policy

Your support helps a child feel less alone

Children living with family addiction often believe the problem is their fault or that they have to fix it. NACoA gives children and the adults around them language, resources, and support that can change what they understand about themselves.

“Now I know it’s not my fault. I didn’t cause my mom’s drinking, and I can still be okay.”Ten-year-old child

“Despite my father’s drinking, I’ve been blessed with the help of many caring adults who have made a difference in my life.”Teen whose father died from alcohol use disorder

Tax and contact information

NACoA is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Federal tax ID: 94-2865311.

NACoA does not solicit funds through telemarketing. For questions about a gift, email nacoa@nacoa.org or call 301-468-0985.

For tax, legal, or financial guidance about your circumstances, consult a qualified professional.

Choose the way you want to help

Whether you give today, organize a fundraiser, or plan a future gift, your support helps more children and families find information, understanding, and hope.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a donation to NACoA tax-deductible?

NACoA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. NACoA’s federal tax ID is 94-2865311.

Can I give in memory of someone?

Yes. Make a gift through NACoA’s online donation page and designate the person being remembered, or use the In Memoriam Form for mail-in gifts.

Can NACoA create a fundraising page for me?

Yes. Complete the personalized fundraising form to request a page with a unique URL and QR code that you can share with your community.

Does NACoA accept stock, vehicles, or donor-advised fund gifts?

Yes. This page includes the vehicle donation link and contact options for stock transfers, donor-advised fund gifts, and other non-cash assets.

Can a company sponsor NACoA or match employee gifts?

Companies can contact NACoA about sponsorships, business partnerships, workplace giving, and matching-gift opportunities.