GIVING TO THE VAIL VALLEY FOUNDATION
There are multiple ways to support the work of the Vail Valley Foundation. Whether it is through an unrestricted gift to the VVF Fund, a restricted gift directed to a specific VVF program, a Planned Gift or a combination of the above, we have many ways you can give and are grateful for your support of our mission and community.
VVF FUND
By making a gift to the VVF Fund you are supporting the work of our entire organization. The VVF Fund is what allows our organization to operate and advance our mission in this community. We could not sustain our organization without this kind of unrestricted support.
Click HERE to learn more about the the benefits associated with each giving level of the VVF fund.
MAKE A GIFT TODAY WAYS TO GIVE
Questions? Contact us at 970.777.2015 or connect@vvf.org to discuss supporting the VVF Fund.
Direct Your Gift
BY PROGRAM
Interested in supporting a specific program within the Vail Valley Foundation? Select the fund below.
All other Vail Valley Foundation programs are funded through General Fund donations.
PLANNED GIVING
Make an impact with a future gift. Generosity comes in many forms, and it’s often the best way for you to support important causes that matter the most in your life. When you make a planned gift to the Vail Valley Foundation, you leave a lasting legacy. Designate your gifts to one or more areas of our mission.
- Development
If a donor is giving to VVF through an entity in which you have already received a tax-deduction, such as a Private Foundation, DAF, Charitable Trust and/or if a portion of your gift is being made through a Matching Gifts Program, there may be restrictions specific to receiving benefits. Please contact your tax-adviser if you have questions regarding your specific situation. The Vail Valley Foundation cannot knowingly facilitate a donor receiving an improper tax deduction or other benefit nor can we knowingly accept a gift that would result in impermissible private inurement or private benefit, an “excess benefit transaction” (as defined in section 4958 of the Internal Revenue Code), or self-dealing (as defined in section 4941 of the Internal Revenue Code).