Ways to Give
We’re so grateful that you’d like to support HopeWell’s mission and help children, families, and individuals reach their full potential! Please see below for ways to give and choose whichever option is best for you. If you have questions or would like to discuss specific giving options, contact Lisa Crane, Senior Director of Development, at lcrane@hopewellinc.org or 617-607-5182.
Our federal tax ID number is 04-2438910.
Make a Donation Online
Send Us A Check
Make your check payable to HopeWell, Inc., and mail it to the following address:
HopeWell, Inc.
Attn: Development
3 Allied Drive, Suite 308
Dedham, MA 02026
Purchase Needed Items
Children experiencing foster care often have few belongings to call their own and our adult residents would benefit from donations of new items. We have created an Amazon wishlist where you can purchase needed items to send directly to HopeWell. Please be sure to select “HopeWell” as the shipping address.
See our Amazon wishlist
Donate Stocks & Securities
Donating appreciated stock or securities is an easy and great way to boost HopeWell’s resources and programs while also creating benefits for you by:
- Providing a deduction for charitable contributions: Federal and state tax law permits taxpayers who itemize to deduct the current value of charitable contributions from their adjusted gross income. To qualify for such a deduction, the stock must have been held by the taxpayer for more than one year.
- Creating savings on capital gains taxes: Contributions of stock may have no tax liability on the difference between the cost of donated stock and its current, fair market value (FMV): i.e., there may not be tax on the capital gains.
Contact Lisa Crane for instructions on donating stocks and securities, at lcrane@hopewellinc.org or 617-607-5182.
Information on this website is not intended as legal or tax advice. For information on how any gift may affect your tax situation, please consult with your own professional advisor.
Other Ways To Help
Become a Foster Parent:
We are always in need of loving families to open their hearts and homes to children and teens in need of safe places to grow and thrive.
Learn more about becoming a foster parent
Become a Shared Living Caregiver:
Caregivers in our Shared Living program play an important role in the lives of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We are actively seeking individuals or families interested in learning more.
Work With Us:
Our staff are the heart and soul of our organization. Learn more about the positions we have available.