Transform hearts. Become a Trac5 Supporter. Private donations make our work possible! Whether a one-time or recurring gift, your contribution helps build sustainable peace and strengthen relationships at home and abroad.
GENERAL DONATION - Donate the amount of your choice & we’ll use it where it’s most needed. All donations will go to help Trac5 educate, mediate and implement peacemaking strategies. 
MONTHLY SPONSORSHIP - Choose this option to make peace a priority for you and others in the amount of your choice. Your credit card will be billed each month without any additional work on your part.
You may also make a tax deductible by mailing checks payable to "Trac5" to:
3509 Connecticut Ave NW, #1010
Washington, DC 20008
There are a number of ways to support our work. For more information on these opportunities, please contact Joe Oltmann, Executive Director Pro Tem, at 1-202-355-9466 Ext. 102, or j.oltmann@trac5.org
Memorial and Honorary Gifts Contributions can be made in memory or honor of a relative, friend or colleague. Your gift will be acknowledged to the honored person or family.
Leadership Gifts Donors with the means make leadership gifts that play a critical role in enabling Trac5 to support its expanding programming.
Appreciated Stock Contributions Gifts of stock or other investments which have recently grown in value can be more advantageous than cash as they can leverage your tax benefits.
Bequest Contributions By including a gift to Trac5 in your will, you can provide a meaningful contribution to either current operations or Trac5’s endowment.
Other Gifts of real estate or personal property will also support our work around the world.
Trac5 is a non-profit organization whose tax-exempt status under IRS section 501(c)(3) is in the process of being recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. Trac5 filed for 501(c)3 exempt status in Aug 2010. On this basis,* any donations received after Aug 2010 are tax deductible.
*An organization formed after Oct 9, 1969, and claiming exemption under Code Sec. 501(c)3 must file notice of intent to be exempt, the exemption being retroactive to the date of organization only if the notice was timely. [from pg. 395, U.S. Master Tax Guide]
 
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