Ways to give

Your Support Brings Health Care Within Reach

Every gift keeps the clinic in Cyvadier open, the pharmacy stocked, and the next visit possible.

Other Ways to Give

Other Ways to Give

There are many ways to support FOTCOH. Whether through financial planning, legacy giving, or employer-supported philanthropy, your generosity helps sustain year-round health care for communities who rely on it most.

Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs)

Donor-Advised Funds allow you to recommend grants from your charitable giving account to support FOTCOH’s work in Haiti. If you have a DAF through Fidelity Charitable, Schwab, Vanguard, or a community foundation, you can recommend a grant at any time.

To give: search for FOTCOH (Tax ID: 37-1274477) in your DAF portal.

IRA Qualified Charitable Distributions

If you are 70.5 years or older, you can make a tax-advantaged gift directly from your IRA. These contributions may count toward your required minimum distribution and reduce taxable income. Your IRA custodian can send funds directly to FOTCOH.

Gifts of Appreciated Stock

Donating appreciated stock is a simple, tax-efficient way to give. In many cases, you may avoid capital gains tax while also receiving a charitable deduction for the full value of your gift. We are happy to help guide you through the process.

Legacy Giving

A planned gift ensures your impact continues for generations. By including FOTCOH in your will or naming the organization as a beneficiary, you help sustain health care access long into the future.

Wire / ACH / Securities

To make a gift via bank transfer or securities, please email NRuby@fotcoh.org for instructions.

Mail a Check

FOTCOH, P.O. Box 789, Peoria, IL 61652

We’re Happy to Help

Need help giving? For questions or support with your donation, please contact Nathan Ruby: NRuby@fotcoh.org

An older woman outside her home near the FOTCOH clinic

Make a difference

Make Your Impact Ongoing

Monthly giving provides steady, reliable support that allows FOTCOH to plan ahead, sustain year-round care, and ensure patients always have access to essential medical services.

Give Monthly