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Thank YOU! You are creating more peaceful schools, communities, and - ultimately- a more peaceful world through your gifts to PeaceMaker Minnesota. There are so many ways to give, and ways to increase the impact of your gift, too. Choose the one that’s right for you.

Give a Gift Online

 

Give a Gift Monthly - Be a Bridge Builder

Monthly contributions are especially important as they provide a base for us to sustain and expand our efforts. The consistency of your gifts amplifies its impact. Become A Bridge Builder Today!

To get started:

  • Download this short form to authorize monthly deductions from your checking account or savings account.

  • Mail to the address above.

Give a gift by Check

Make check out to: “PeaceMaker Minnesota”

Mail to:

PeaceMaker Minnesota
2131 Fairview Avenue North
Suite E
Roseville, MN 55113

PeaceMaker Minnesota is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization. Your gift is tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

“Your generosity has the biggest impact on our most at-risk students and offers additional layers of support to ensure their success.”
— Craig, Principal
 

Give a Gift through Thrivent Choice

Are you a Thrivent Member? You can direct your Thrivent Choice Dollars® to non-profits, including PeaceMaker Minnesota.

To get started:

 

Give by Creating a Fund - Build a Legacy

You can build a charitable legacy by creating or adding to a permanent PeaceMaker fund for schools.

Start a fund to help the schools in the district that you grew up in or attend now. Ensure that the hallways, classrooms, playgrounds at your school are positive places for kids. Help create the world you want to see.

Donors have created these funds to provide long-term support for schools partnering with PeaceMaker Minnesota to reduce bullying and to teach positive relational skills: Catholic Schools, Dayton Area Endowment Fund, Lake Park Audubon School District, Mounds View School District, North St. Paul – Maplewood – Oakdale School District, PeaceMaker Maker Minnesota, and South St. Paul School District.

To get started:

Contact us or call 651-631-1604.

 

Give Via Your Will or Retirement Plan —
Leave a Legacy

Make your commitment to preventing violence part of your legacy. Include PeaceMaker in your will or as a beneficiary of your IRA, 401k, or 403b retirement plan. Your gift will help realize your desire to see more people learn to be peacemakers.

It’s easy! Just designate a specific dollar amount or percentage of an asset to PeaceMaker Minnesota.

To get started:

  • Contact your financial planner, benefits administrator, or Human Resources representative for the appropriate beneficiary form, list PeaceMaker Minnesota as a beneficiary.

  • Contact us or call 651-631-1604 to let us know you’ve included PeaceMaker Minnesota in your plans or for help getting it set up.

“I designated PeaceMaker Minnesota as a beneficiary of my 403b plan because I want to do what I can to prevent violence and promote peace. My gift connects me to what I want to stand for, to what I want to see happen.”
— Dan McNeil

Double Your Gift With an Employer Match

Many employers will match gifts made by their employees. See if your employer will match contributions to PeaceMaker Minnesota. Employers that have matched contributions to PeaceMaker Minnesota include: 3M, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Itasca Consulting Group, Lexis Nexis, Oracle, Medtronic, Thomson Reuters, US Bank, and others.

To get started:

  • Talk to your Human Resources representative about how to initiate an employer match.

  • Contact us or call 651-631-1604 to let us know that your employer will match your gifts.

 

Give a Gift through Your Employee Fund Drive

Designate your gift to PeaceMaker Minnesota through the United Way, Community Shares, Benevity, or YourCause during your Employee Fund Drive. Employers that provide opportunity for employees to contribute directly to PeaceMaker Minnesota are:

Government: The State Of Minnesota, Ramsey County, Dakota County, Washington County, and League of Minnesota Cities

Nonprofit: Minnesota Historical Society

K – 12 Education: Lake Park Audubon Schools, Moorhead Public Schools, and Monticello Public Schools

Higher Education: Alexandria Technical and Community College, Anoka-Ramsey Community College,
Anoka Technical College, Bemidji State University, Central Lakes College, Century College,
Dakota County Technical College, Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College, Hennepin Technical College, Hibbing Community College, Inver Hills Community College, Itasca Community College, Lake Superior College, Mesabi Range Community & Technical College, Metropolitan State University, Minneapolis Community and Technical College, Minnesota State College - Southeast Technical, Minnesota State Community and Technical College, Minnesota State University, Mankato, Minnesota State University Moorhead, Minnesota West Community and Technical College, Normandale Community College, North Hennepin Community College, Northland Community and Technical College, Northwest Technical College, Bemidji, Pine Technical College,
Rainy River Community College, Ridgewater College, Riverland Community College, Rochester Community and Technical College, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud Technical and Community College, Saint Paul College, South Central College, Southwest Minnesota State University, Vermilion Community College, and Winona State University