Make a recurring or one-time gift donation to help the homeless right here in our community. You can choose any amount that works for you, knowing that your generosity will make a difference.
Contribute to our cause while gaining visibility for your business. Promote your business at our three Annual Fundraising events, which have over 850 community attendees.
Inspire others and leave a lasting legacy by including The Neighborhood Center in your will or planned gift, showing personal compassion for those in need.
Whether you’re a “people person” or prefer working behind the scenes, there is a place for you. Serve a meal at our Bridge Shelter, help staff an event, or donate your time offering your unique skills to support your mission.
While people often use these terms interchangeably, they focus on slightly different aspects of your financial story:
You don’t need a complex legal rewrite to make a difference. Many donors find that routing their estate gifts through a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) provides the ultimate flexibility, allowing you to update your charitable intentions over time without constantly modifying your will.
Common paths include:
To initiate a planned gift or establish your legacy giving transaction, we encourage you to consult with your financial advisor, estate planning attorney, or CPA to determine the best strategy for your unique situation. If you would like to name The Neighborhood Center of West Volusia as a beneficiary of your retirement assets—such as an IRA, 401(k), or 403(b)—simply contact your account administrator or log into your online financial portal to request a change-of-beneficiary form. Our team is always here to collaborate with you and your professional advisors to ensure your charitable vision is fully documented and honored for generations to come.
If you are ready to include The Neighborhood Center of West Volusia in your estate plans, or if you want to facilitate a gift through your financial accounts, your professional team will need our official organizational details. You can easily copy and paste the information below to share with your CPA, financial advisor, or estate planning attorney: