That's often the question. To designate or not to designate a donation. Here's a little insight to help with the processing of that decision.
Currently at MEDICO, designated funds are a direct tool for the donor, targeting a specific project, initiative, or program that is affiliated, coordinated or linked to our mission statement. 100% of designated funds go directly to the target and are used only on that identified project. This is an exciting way to be attached to that with which stirs your heart. It often times yields very tangible, very apparent results but, once again, only targets the area of interest.
Un-designated funds tap into the altruistic side of MEDICO, responding where there is need and keeping the vibrant fire of MEDICO alive. Un-designated funds reside in global perspective. These tools allow MEDICO to ascertain where the greatest need is and respond with urgency, underscoring the definition of our mission statement. Un-designated funds also support our strategic initiative and our operational expenses. It allows MEDICO to continually think in a broader scope and engage more help for the cause of the needy.
There are two distinct tracks for donors to consider. Both have their role in presenting a humanitarian organization in balance and both are very clearly needed to sustain our objectives. If you would like more information on how to make your philanthropic dollar go further, give us a call. We know just how you can help.
Wednesday, April 4, 2007
To designate or not to designate
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