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Give Monthly
When you join our monthly giving program, you are making an ongoing commitment to help the Center for Family Representation defend and support more families in New York City and train more practitioners around the country in our proven model of family defense.
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Donating Stock
Donating shares of stock directly to the Center for Family Representation can simplify the donation process for you. Since capital gains taxes do not apply, CFR receives the full fair market value when the security is sold, and you get a tax receipt reflecting your larger contribution. Please contact Mallory King at mking@cfrny.org for instructions …
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Corporate Matching Gifts
Many companies will match charitable gifts made by their employees. These gifts match your donation to CFR, enabling you to double—or even triple—your impact. Find out if your company offers this opportunity or contact Olivia Del Vecchio at odelvecchio@cfrny.org for more information. Here’s some information you might need for your corporate matching gift form: Our website is: Center for Family …
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Wire Transfer
We accept wire and other forms of bank transfers. Please contact Olivia Del Vecchio at odelvecchio@cfrny.org for instructions on how to transfer funds.
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Donor Advised Funds
Your support via a Donor Advised Fund is deeply valued. To make a gift through your Donor Advised Fund, contact Olivia Del Vecchio, Development Manager at 929-265-5718. Our EIN Number is: 51-0419496 Our Mailing Address is: Center for Family Representation40 Worth Street, Suite 605New York, NY 10013Please mark gifts Attn: Olivia Del Vecchio, Development Manager. For questions, please contact …
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Ways to Give
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Our Impact
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Our Practice Teams
Our team of attorneys, social workers, parent advocates, and administrators understand what’s at stake for families. Our team of family defenders is driven by a core belief that the families we represent deserve a strong defense, abundant support, and fierce advocacy. We are here to help them be seen in a system that reduces these …
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Know Your Rights
Who is ACS and what do they do? ACS is short for the Administration for Children’s Services. In New York City, ACS handles reports of child neglect and abuse. If someone is reported to ACS, they investigate. It can be hard and scary to deal with ACS because they have the power to remove your …
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Community Engagement
We work with families to help them get ahead of the system, not just defend them against it. Oftentimes, a family first meets CFR on one of the worst days of their lives. They have been threatened with family separation, or their children may have already been taken away from them and placed with strangers …
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