Three ways to support LWC

1. Become an LWC Partner

Partners make a one-time, significant, tax-deductible contribution to further fund our operation and grow our programs. The emphasis is on building our capacity to pay salaries for what has been since 2000 largely an all-volunteer organization. The range of giving for LWC Partners is $2,500 to $10,000, payable by check or PayPal/credit card. Click here to become an LWC Partner.

2. Become an LWC Rentmaker

Rentmakers join a pioneering program with a corps of individual supporters of the LWC mission who refute the conventional wisdom (which says, "Donors want their money to go directly to programs, not to paying overhead costs") and recognize that the number-one priority for LWC is to keep the doors open. A handful of individuals making small monthly pledges can assure LWC of rent and facilities expenses being covered for almost a year in advance. The range of giving for LWC Rentmakers is $100 to $1,000, a tax-deductible donation payable as a lump sum or monthly pledges of $10 to $100, by check or PayPal/credit card. Click here to see the "Rentmaker Story" and learn more.

3. Become an LWC Supporter

If you’d like to support LWC financially other than as a partner or rentmaker, you can make a one-time donation up to $99 by mailing a check to LWC.

LWC is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) public-benefit nonprofit corporation. All donations are fully tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. We’ll provide a receipt for donations.

If you have questions about supporting LWC financially, please e-mail the executive director at tom@lifesworkcenter.org, or call 415/821-0930 (call toll-free 800/883-1240 from out of state).

Mail your check to:

Wish list for in-kind donations (please ask us for details before taking action):

- color laser printer with duplex printing capability (Mac OS X compatible)—GOT IT!!!
- Mac laptop (please inquire)
- photocopier
- digital video camera
- digital still camera
- comfortable office chairs (or wooden folding chairs)
- last but not least (just ask the plants!), big plastic or terra cotta pots and bags of soil