Convergence is a 501(c)3 charitable organization, EIN: 32-0280279. All donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law. Please mail any donations to Convergence at 1775 Eye Street NW, Suite 1150-287, Washington, DC 20006.
Thank you for your support!
Convergence accepts donations online, by credit card, check, wire, donor advised fund, stock donation, and more. For questions about donation methods or if you have problems making your donation online, please send a message to our Development Team or call us at (202) 830-2310.
We accept money orders, ACH, wire and other forms of bank transfers. Please contact Beth Miller, Executive Vice President, for more information.
Many employers offer workplace giving via one-time or recurring payroll deductions through United Way and Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), which offer an easy and convenient way to support Convergence. If you choose to support Convergence this way, please let us know by contacting Beth Miller, Executive Vice President, so, we are aware of the incoming contribution and can thank you accordingly.
Your employer may have a matching gifts program where they will match, double or sometimes triple your charitable contribution to Convergence. In some instances, companies may even match gifts from retirees, spouses and dependent children. Please contact your employer’s HR Department to find out if your gift can be matched.
We accept donations of stock and appreciated securities. Please contact Beth Miller, Executive Vice President, for more information.
An increasingly popular method of charitable giving, a donor-advised fund (DAF) can be an easy and flexible way to manage your giving and help you achieve your strategic philanthropic goals. Are you interested in recommending a grant to Convergence through your DAF? Click here:
When granting through your donor-advised fund, please use the following information:
Tax ID # 32-0280279
Mailing Address:
Convergence Center for Policy Resolution
1775 Eye Street NW, Suite 1150-287, Washington, D.C. 20006
Convergence is proud to partner with companies that share our commitment to building trust and bridging across differences to solve critical national challenges. With your company’s support, we can continue building a future for our country where we value collaboration over conflict. Here are some of the ways that your company can partner with Convergence:
Corporate Gifts: make a charitable donation to Convergence.
Grant: Support Convergence through a one-time or multi-year partnership that invests in our operations and helps scale our programs.
Corporate Matching: Match (or double!) donations that your employees make to Convergence.
Let’s talk. If you are interested in learning more about how your company can join our movement and partner with Convergence, please contact Beth Miller, Executive Vice President.
Please make checks payable to “Convergence” and mail to the address below. If you’re donating in honor or in memory of someone, please include that in the memo of your check.
Mail checks to:
Convergence Center for Policy Resolution
1775 Eye Street NW, Suite 1150-287
Washington, D.C. 20006
Please note that we are a remote organization, and thus checks may take longer to process. You can reach out to Beth Miller, Executive Vice President, if you’d like to send a check for quicker processing.
Thank you for considering Convergence in your future plans! Below is some suggested language to include in your will and/or other estate planning documents for certain types of bequests. However, regardless of the type of bequest you are considering, we strongly urge you to consult your attorney to learn how best to include a bequest in your estate plan and to understand the tax consequences of making such a gift.
Suggested language:
If you are considering making an unrestricted bequest of cash to Convergence, we recommend the following language:
I hereby give, devise, and bequeath _________ and No/100 dollars ($DOLLARS) to Convergence Center for Policy Resolution, a nonprofit organization located at 1775 Eye Street NW, Suite 1150-287, Washington, DC 20006, Federal Tax ID #32-0280279, for Convergence’s general uses and purpose. Reasonable administrative costs may be charged to this gift.
If you are considering making a bequest of cash to Convergence to support a particular program or activity of Convergence, we recommend the following language: I hereby give, devise, and bequeath ________ and No/100 dollars ($DOLLARS) to Convergence Center for Policy Resolution, a nonprofit organization located at 1775 Eye Street NW, Suite 1150-287, Washington, DC 20006, Federal Tax ID #32-0280279, to support the following purposes: [insert specific purposes]. Reasonable administrative costs may be charged to this gift.
If you are considering making an endowed bequest of cash to Convergence, we recommend the following language:
I hereby give, devise, and bequeath ________ and No/100 dollars ($DOLLARS) to Convergence Center for Policy Resolution, a nonprofit organization located at 1775 Eye Street NW, Suite 1150-287, Washington, DC 20006, Federal Tax ID #32-0280279. The property comprising this gift may, for investment purposes, be commingled with any of the investment assets of Convergence, but the gift shall be entered in Convergence’s books and records as an endowment fund within the meaning of applicable law, which is not wholly expendable on a current basis. The gift will be known as the ________ Fund (the “Fund”). Reasonable administrative costs may be charged to the Fund. Convergence may appropriate for expenditure or accumulate so much of the Fund as Convergence determines is prudent to support its objects and purposes, in accordance with applicable law and Convergence’s spending policies in effect from time to time. It is my intent, in order to best fulfill the purposes of Convergence, that Convergence shall have flexibility in appropriating and spending from the Fund.
If you are considering making a bequest of property other than cash, or if you are considering bequeathing a percentage of the total value of your estate, we recommend that you consult with your attorney to determine the applicable tax consequences and appropriate language for inclusion in your will or other estate planning documents.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss giving with our team, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Beth Miller, Executive Vice President.
