If you share our belief that American liberty depends on an informed citizenry that understands our founding principles, we can help make your contributions count.
If you are ready to contribute now, you can donate online:
If you prefer not to donate online, your gift may be mailed to:
Nathan Fortner, Development Assistant
The Jack Miller Center
111 Presidential Boulevard, Suite 146
Philadelphia, PA 19004
You can also email nfortner@gojmc.org or call 484-436-4423
Respecting Donor Intent
We keep faith with our donors. We honor their intentions. We value their contributions and their participation. We recognize their commitment to our shared enterprise. As a 501(c)(3) private non-profit foundation, we are committed to fully respecting donor intent, and to delivering programs and services that are of the highest quality as efficiently as possible. In that spirit, every donor receives a report on how his or her money has been used.
Further, we have established a separate account for all donor-advised gifts and will not co-mingle your contribution with the support we receive to cover our core staff and program costs. Finally, we keep the cost of support services, systems and overhead to a minimum (these expenses will never be more than 15% of a gift).
The Jack Miller Center Fund has been established at Donors Trust to provide foundations and others a public foundation giving option.
Your donation is tax deductible to the full extent allowed by law and it will help us in our efforts to increase students’ knowledge about the issues at the core of our country’s historic achievements.
A CALL TO ACTION
What your gift could accomplish.
Your contribution can support the overall work of The Jack Miller Center or you may wish to support a specific program as follows:
• $5,000 to support the publication of scholarship on America’s history and founding principles.
• $7,500 for a young professor to participate in one of our Faculty Development Institutes.
• $10,000 towards a graduate fellowship or research award to launch the career of a young scholar dedicated to communicating the American experience to students (partially matched gift).
• $25,000 to fund either a start-up program at a college or university, or a post-doctoral fellowship (fully matched gift).
• $50,000 will fund the start-up of a new center on America’s founding principles.
• $100,000 will take a small center to the next level of providing significant programming.
• $350,000 provides support for an additional National Faculty Development Institute.
How to Make Your Contribution.
You may have questions or your own ideas about supporting the work of The Jack Miller Center, such as starting or supporting a program at your alma mater. We encourage your calls, emails, letters or personal visits to discuss possibilities. Contact Nathan Fortner (nfortner@gojmc.org) for more information.
If you are ready to contribute now, you can donate online:
If you prefer not to donate online, your gift may be mailed to:
Jack Guipre, Director of Operations
The Jack Miller Center
111 Presidential Boulevard, Suite 146
Philadelphia, PA 19004
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