Donate
Ways to Donate:
Make a one-time gift
Major gifts from individuals, foundations, organizations or corporations can provide the start-up funding for large projects such as the national conference, research meetings, the dissemination of the Core Principles, or publishing our peer-reviewed journal. NAMLE would especially like to build relationships with small family foundations whose flexibility often allows for innovative funding and speedy decisions. Click here to make a gift, or contact us if you like to discuss different options.
Matching gift
Providing a dollar-for-dollar match during a membership campaign can provide a challenge an incentive for other donors who know their contribution will be doubled. Contact us to find out how!
Lifetime Membership
Lifetime Members are true friends of the media literacy movement. Many are leaders in the field; others are colleagues, family or supporters for whom Lifetime Membership is a way to ensure the vision of media literacy as literacy for the 21st century.Lifetime Membership is a one-time, tax-deductible contribution of $1,500. You will receive all the benefits of membership but never have to renew again! Click here to sign up!
In-Kind Contributions
From graphic design to airline miles, there are many contributions you or your organization can make to help NAMLE preserve cash resources. To discuss opportunities for in-kind contributions, contact us.
Make a bequest
A bequest – making a donation through your will – is one of the easiest and more effective ways to make sure that your family, friends and favorite causes are fully provided for by your estate, while at the same time supporting your commitment to media literacy education and to children and teachers everywhere.Contributions of stocks and bonds will help us build a financial portfolio for long term growth. For additional information on bequests, and to explore possibilities that will also benefit your tax situation, contact us.
“We make a living by what we get; we make a life by what we give.”
– Winston Churchill









