Donations Welcome!
Monument Hill Foundation is a qualified 501(c)(3) public charity registered with the State of Colorado and the IRS. It receives no government funding.
There are several ways by which you can make a donation or gift in support of the Monument Hill Foundation and, through it, to the combined mission of the Foundation and Club of providing a better life for our community and children. These are outlined in the following paragraphs.
Donations and gift-giving comes from the heart and will go a long way toward meeting Monument Hill Foundation’s goals of supporting the community and our children. Give what you can… and remember, every little bit counts. Simply let us know your preferences.
Please complete the form you select as you choose… to select and even pay for gifts of various types. Or, perhaps you would like to talk personally with one of our Directors about the various options. (You can indicate that on the form too.) Then, either print and mail the form (with or without payment) to:
| Monument Hill Foundation |
| Attn: Director, Fundraising and Donor Relations |
| PO Box 102 |
| Monument, CO 80132 |
or attach it to an email and send it to foundation@monumenthillfoundation.org
We will acknowledge your communication either way; and one of our Directors will contact you if you have indicated that as a preference. Rest assured that any information you provide us will be held in the strictest confidence and not be shared with anyone at all outside of our Foundation's management unless we are required to disclose it under government regulations or by a court of law.
TAX CONSEQUENCES
PLEASE NOTE: The tax laws may help some donors leverage their donations to the Monument Hill Foundation. Charitable contributions may reduce federal taxable income for some taxpayers who itemize their deductions on their federal tax return. Charitable contributions may also have favorable tax consequences under state income tax laws and federal and state estate tax laws. Tax consequences of a charitable donation may vary significantly among different taxpayers. Donors should review their particular tax situations with their own financial and legal advisors.




