Tax Exempt Charity for a donation?

jayce · May 2008

I tried posting this on craigslist, but the people there suck and apparently this doesn't qualify for any of the various "for sale" options (including free).

I have a multifunction device I want to donate to a tax exempt charity (kinda nice to have the donation, you know?) Thing works perfectly... just not with 64-bit processors, what can you do.

So I want to find a charity that could actually use it.

Anyone know a 501(c)(3) charity in need of a fax/scanner/copier/printer.

(ps I hate the turds on craigslist.)

jayce · May 2008

I just found this organization:

https://www.cristina.org/

Maybe they can help me too. But if anyone knows a charity in the meantime, please let me know.

alafairnadia · May 2008

if you don't mind mailing it, I recommend the lillith fund. they are one of my favorite charities because they are pure, grassroots, and focused.

briefly, their mission statement:

What is The Lilith Fund Vision?

We envision a society in which equal access to abortion is guaranteed for all women, regardless of economic situation. The Lilith Fund believes in reproductive equity. The right to choose an abortion is meaningless without access to abortion services. Restrictions on abortion access and funding are discriminatory because they especially burden low-income women. We oppose all efforts to restrict abortion rights and are committed to fighting for access to abortion for all women.

alafairnadia · May 2008

more re lillith: I worked with them a bit when I was a lawyer in texas re: helping under-age-of-consent (lol) girls get abortions out of state onces they could not do so in-state without a judge's approval anymore. they're the kind of organization we need if those fuckers in DC screw us over again in the supreme court.

filmlover44 · May 2008

Subject: Re: Tax Exempt Charity for a donation?

jayce wrote:
(ps I hate the turds on craigslist.)

Amen that.

Tax Exempt Charity for a donation?

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