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The Council on Foreign Relations, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, relies on charitable contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations to help support its programs and provide important operating revenue. The Council receives grant support from foundations and other outside sources for specially funded activities, but the Council does not receive any funding from the United States government.
The Council welcomes contributions for general support through its Annual Fund and as well as special gifts for specific chairs, fellowships, or programs. Endowment gifts can also be made by bequest or other testamentary gift to ensure the Council’s permanence, independence, and excellence for the future.
Annual Fund
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The Council welcomes contributions for general support through its Annual Fund to help support new initiatives as well as ongoing programs. Contributions to the Annual Fund are tax deductible, and are a direct way to help support programs which might not otherwise be funded.
These unrestricted dollars provide a critical piece of the Council’s funding needs, allowing programs and initiatives to move quickly and with independence, without having to wait for outside funding.
Corporate or foundation matching gift programs are a way to increase your gift. If your company has a Matching Gift Program, the Council may qualify. Please complete your portion of the matching gift form and enclose it with your gift.
The Council’s fiscal year is July 1 through June 30.
Contributions can be made by credit card, check, stock or wire transfer. For information on contributing by stock or wire transfer, please contact Betsy Gude.
You may pay online by credit card, or you may print out this giving form (PDF) and fax or mail the completed form. Full mailing instructions are included.
Checks should be made payable to the Council on Foreign Relations, and the memo portion should note the purpose for which the funds are being given.
Please mail to:
Development Department
Council on Foreign Relations
58 East 68th Street
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The most efficient way to make a gift of stock is to ask your broker to deliver the stock shares to the Council’s brokerage account (contact Betsy Gude for details). Please notify the Council that the transfer has been made, noting the purpose for which the stock is being given to the Council. You will receive a receipt indicating the mean value of the stock on the date it was transferred to the Council.
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Funds may be wire-transferred to the Council on Foreign Relations’ bank account (contact Betsy Gude for details). Please notify the Council that the transfer of funds has been made, noting the date and amount of the transfer, and the purpose for which the funds are being given to the Council. There is a $1,000 minimum for wire transfers.
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The 1921 Society (PDF) has been established to honor and acknowledge those who have made the future vitality of the Council on Foreign Relations an important part of their legacy. All those who confirm in writing that they have included the Council in their will or as a beneficiary in any other disposition of assets will be enrolled as a member of the 1921 Society.
A central part of the Council is the Studies Program, whose strength derives from its expertise and intellectual independence. Endowed chairs and fellowships, a priority for the Campaign for the Council, allow for us to attract and retain the best scholars and allow them to conduct research independent of any of the foreign policy or funding trends of any particular moment. Endowed chairs help ensure the Council’s independence of thought.
There are a variety of ways to fund such a commitment, including planned gifts, which often provide tax or other income benefits to the donor. To learn about the ways you might consider creating an endowment at the Council, you can contact Suzanne Helm.
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Fax: +1-212-434-9852
Email: bgude@cfr.org
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