More Ways to Give

Toys, Books & Games

Whether distributed to inpatients, used in clinic waiting rooms or shared during playtime in our Dr. Bob and Jean Smith Child Life Center, your gift of new and unused educational and therapeutic toys, books, games and necessities serves a vital function. These items provide our patients with tools that keep them intellectually stimulated and emotionally at ease before, during and after treatment and therapies.


To browse our Wish List, please visit our Patient Wishlist on Amazon.com or view our Dallas and Frisco Campus Wishlist for ideas on developmentally appropriate items our kids would love.

Donate toys, books and games to Scottish Rite for Children

Real Estate & Securities

Real Estate
Our staff is experienced in facilitating a range of real estate gifts and can provide more information about this process. Please call the Development department at 214-559-7886 or 800-421-1121, ext. 7886, with questions or to discuss a proposed gift. Individuals will receive an income tax charitable deduction for their gift in accordance with the current Internal Revenue Code.

Securities
An individual may make an outright gift to Scottish Rite by transferring their stocks or bonds. A gift of securities entitles the individual to an immediate income tax deduction typically equal to the fair market value of the securities.

If the securities are held in “street name” in a brokerage account, the individual’s broker can electronically transfer the securities directly to Scottish Rite. If you are interested in making a transfer of assets by wire, please notify our Development department at 214-559-7886.
Donate real estate or securities to Scottish Rite for Children

Giving Clubs

There’s no greater gift than offering hope and healing to a child. Scottish Rite for Children’s Giving Clubs are your way to help carry out our mission and make an ongoing commitment to support the life-changing care we provide. Your multi-year pledge provides big benefits for the children we are so privileged to serve. Scottish Rite for Children has created a place like no other for more than 100 years, and you are crucial in keeping our one-of-a-kind culture of giving children back their childhood for the years to come. Membership can be secured with a five-year pledge at one of two giving levels.

President's Club
President’s Club members pledge to give $1000 per year for five years.

500 Club
Members of the 500 Club commit to give $500 per year for 5 years.


To commemorate this loyal support, each member receives a personalized keepsake at the beginning of the membership and annual date tabs each year. After five years, members of the President’s Club and 500 Club can choose to renew their commitment and move up a level in membership.

For more details or to become a member, contact the Development team at 214-559-8464.
Donate to Scottish Rite for Children through gift club pledges

Honor & Memorial Gifts

Gifts can be made in honor of family members or friends or to mark special occasions, such as birthdays, anniversaries, births, graduations, bar/bat mitzvahs or weddings. Gifts can also be made in memory of loved ones.

Honor and memorial gifts can be made by phone with your credit card or on our donation page. To promptly acknowledge your gift, we will request the name and address of the individuals you would like us to notify of your gift.
Donate to Scottish Rite for Children in honor or memory of a loved one

Employee Giving

Employees of state and federal agencies enjoy the benefit of giving to Scottish Rite through an annual workplace giving campaign that features the convenience of payroll deduction. Designate Scottish Rite for Children as the beneficiary of your gift by utilizing the charity codes noted below.

Texas State Employees Charitable Campaign (SECC): Use charity code #050040 to assign your gift to Scottish Rite for Children. Visit secctexas.org for information on campaign dates and donation procedures. 

Combined Federal Campaign (CFC): Use charity code #50975 to assign your gift to Scottish Rite for Children. Visit cfcnca.org for information on campaign dates and donation procedures.
Donate to Scottish Rite for Children through employee charitable giving campaigns

Employer Matching

Your donation to Scottish Rite for Children goes further with charitable gift-matching from your employer. Many companies will double or even triple your donation to Scottish Rite at no additional cost to you. Check with your company or browse our list of the top corporate matching programs to find out if your company will help you make a difference for our young patients.
Employer gift matching programs double the donations to Scottish Rite for Children

Shop, Search and Earn Everyday Opportunities

Your everyday online searching and shopping activities can yield big rewards for our kids. Enroll in the rewards programs listed below, designate Scottish Rite for Children as your charity of choice and shop or search to your heart’s content. Making a difference has never been easier!
Volunteers make Scottish Rite for Children a special place for patients and families and are an integral part of the daily activities. Our volunteers have diverse skills and interests but share a common goal – supporting Scottish Rite's mission of giving children back their childhood.

Learn more about volunteering at Scottish Rite for Children. 

 

Your Impact

Visit Scottish Rite's profile on GuideStar to review our latest audit and IRS 990, and learn more about how your donations help Scottish Rite for Children give children back their childhood.

Note: Scottish Rite for Children is exempt from federal income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code; therefore, your gift is tax-deductible to the full extent provided by law. Please consult your financial planner or tax adviser to determine the exact tax advantages of any gift you are considering. We provide an acknowledgement letter, which includes a receipt that can be used to claim a tax deduction, for all gifts.

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Pediatric patient Izaac Barrerto at Scottish Rite for Children