Stocks, Crypto, Employer Match

Stock Giving

Donating stocks or mutual funds allows you to avoid capital gains tax and often take a charitable deduction for the full value of the asset. First Nations has invested in this secure stock donation tool to make it easier than ever.

Please note: When you donate stock, please use the link below so we can track your gift, send you the correct receipt, and you can get the tax savings you deserve.

Donate appreciated stock now

If you would prefer to make your donation through your broker, you can access our transfer information from the link above to notify First Nations of your gift.


Cryptocurrency

Donations of Etherum, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are accepted.

Give cryptocurrency


Employer Matching Gifts

Increase your impact and help strengthen Native communities through your employer’s matching gift program. Many employers match charitable contributions made by their employees, providing an opportunity to increase the impact of your gift to First Nations Development Institute.

To find out if your employer offers a matching gift program, use our Double the Donation search tool on our donation page. Simply enter your employer’s name to explore matching gift eligibility, program guidelines, and submission requirements. If your employer offers a matching gift program, you may receive a follow-up email with a direct link to your employer’s matching gift portal, along with instructions, forms, and submission deadlines, when available.

Once you make your donation, submit your matching gift request through your employer’s designated process. First Nations will verify your donation as needed, and your employer will issue a matching gift contribution directly to First Nations upon approval.

Questions? Please contact us at donorservices@firstnations.org.


Please contact us with any questions:
donorservices@firstnations.org 

Invest In Native Communities

There are many ways to help strengthen American Indian economies and build healthy Native communities. Each one makes a difference and each one is an investment in the talent, skills, and ingenuity of Indigenous people. First Nations Development Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 54-1254491. Contributions to First Nations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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Grants Awarded to Native Projects
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in Total Grants Awarded
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