Ways to Give to Island Press
As a non-profit, Island Press relies on the generous contributions of foundations, corporations, and individuals to support our programs and publishing efforts. There are many different ways to give your support to Island Press:
Contribute online.
Send a check by mail to:
Island Press - Center for Resource Economics
2000 M Street NW
Suite 650
Washington, DC 20036
2000 M Street NW
Suite 650
Washington, DC 20036
Gifts of Stock and Securities support Island Press and may offer you additional tax benefits.
Employer Match Programs can double or even triple your donation. Contact your Human Resources department to find out if your company matches your charitable contributions.
Sustaining Gifts provide ongoing support when youpledge to give monthly, quarterly, or annually.
Gifts from an IRA allow eligible donors to make gifts directly from their individual retirement account (IRA). Congress is allowing individuals who are at least 70½ years of age and who hold traditional or Roth IRAs to make tax-free gifts directly to qualified charities in any amount up to $100,000. This opportunity is only available through Dec. 31, 2011.
Leave a Legacy Gift. A few sentences in your will or trust help to ensure we can publish books for future generations. Our recommended bequest language for Island Press is: "I give _________ (residue, percentage, or specific amount) to Island Press – Center for Resource Economics, a nonprofit organization having its principal offices at 1718 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Suite 300, Washington, DC, 20009-1148, for its general purposes."
Honoraria and Speaker Fees can help support our ongoing initiatives. If you have an upcoming engagement, ask your host to make a donation to Island Press in your honor.
The Combined Federal Campaign enables federal and military employees to contribute to Island Press using CFC #12052.
Contact our Development Department at (202) 232-7933 or for more information on any of these options. Island Press is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Please consult your attorney or tax advisor to learn how tax benefits may apply to your personal situation.

