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KenHome Foundation
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Every contribution builds a home.

Contributions to KenHome Foundation are tax-deductible under Internal Revenue Code Section 170. Every dollar — and every partnership, every commitment — is converted, materially, into the homes we are building for the men and women who serve our cities.

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Choose your contribution.

Designation

Payment is processed by Stripe. Your card details never touch our servers. Upon successful contribution, a tax-deductible receipt will be issued to your email and, if elected, mailed. Contributions are deductible under IRC §170 to the fullest extent permitted by law. Gifts are final and nonrefundable.

Prefer another method?

Many donors give by check, wire transfer, securities, donor-advised fund, or multi-year pledge. Every method is fully supported and documented equivalently.

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Tax Information

KenHome Foundation is a 501(c)(3) private foundation recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. Contributions are deductible under Section 170 to the fullest extent permitted by law.

  • EIN33-2575958
  • IRS StatusSection 501(c)(3)
  • ClassificationPrivate Foundation, §509(a)
  • Effective DateDecember 25, 2024

Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. Please consult your tax advisor regarding specific deductibility in your circumstances.

All contributions are irrevocable charitable gifts and are nonrefundable.

Leadership & Institutional Gifts

For partners whose contribution builds the building.

Above the individual tier, the Foundation accepts a distinct class of contribution — commitments of a scale sufficient to underwrite the development of a specific KenHome community, in whole or in meaningful part.

Government Agencies, Institutions & Corporations
Public · Institutional · Corporate

Structured partnerships with government agencies, health systems, universities, national foundations, and corporations — multi-year commitments, programmatic co-investment, and capital deployments tied to a specific city development.

  • —Multi-year programmatic commitments
  • —Capital and land co-investment
  • —Workforce-retention partnerships
  • —CRA-qualifying and community-benefit structures
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Building-Naming-Rights Class
Founding Gift · One donor, one building

A single transformational gift that underwrites seventy percent or more of a KenHome building or community. Includes exterior naming, dedicatory elements at entry, and permanent recognition on the Marble Wall of Partners in the city the gift helped build.

  • —Underwrites 70%+ of a building or community
  • —Exterior naming and dedicatory elements
  • —Permanent inscription on the Marble Wall
  • —Founding partner designation in perpetuity
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Other Ways to Give

Every instrument of support matters.

Planned Giving

Bequests, charitable remainder trusts, and life insurance designations that establish generational support for the Foundation's mission.

Donor-Advised Funds

Grants may be recommended to KenHome Foundation from a DAF at any participating sponsor. The Foundation accepts DAF grants for operations and for designated city programs.

Stock & Appreciated Assets

Gifts of publicly traded securities and other appreciated assets may carry meaningful tax advantages. Transfer instructions are available from the Office of the CEO.

Corporate Matching

Many employers match charitable contributions. Donors are encouraged to consult their employer to determine whether a matching contribution is available.

IRA Qualified Distributions

Individuals seventy-and-a-half or older may direct Qualified Charitable Distributions from an IRA to KenHome Foundation, subject to applicable annual limits.

Real Property

KenHome Foundation accepts gifts of real property suitable for housing development, or that may be liquidated in support of the Foundation's mission.