CASH DONATION FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
Father Joe’s Villages believes in fiscal responsibility and accountability to our donors, supporters and our neighbors in need. Here you can find answers to frequently asked questions about donating to Father Joe’s Villages.
If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for in the FAQ, please reach out in one of the ways below:
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How do I donate cash to Father Joe's Villages?
Donations can be made online via credit, debit card or Pay Pal by visiting our secure donation form or you can send a check payable to Father Joe’s Villages to our administrative office:
Father Joe’s Villages
3350 E Street
San Diego, CA 92102
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Father Joe’s Villages is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, so your cash donation is tax-deductible as a charitable contribution to the extent allowed by law. A donation receipt will be provided to you that provides the details of your contribution.
Will I get a receipt for my donation?
Yes, once your donation has been processed, you will receive a confirmation letter and receipt that you can keep for your personal records.
What forms of payment does Father Joe’s Villages accept?
Father Joe’s Villages accepts the following forms of payment for monetary contributions:
• Cash
• Checks
• Money Order
• All major credit cards: American Express, Visa, MasterCard, Discover
• PayPal
• Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) through your personal bank account
Additionally, donors can make Planned Gifts to Father Joe’s Villages, including stocks, bequests, annuities, trusts, life insurance, real estate and more. Click here to learn more.
Can I make a gift in honor of or in tribute to a loved one?
Yes. Our online donation form includes the option to donate in honor or memory of someone. If you are donating online, please select the honor/memorial option at the top of the form and complete the form with honoree and recipient notification information.
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If you are mailing in your donation, please be sure to include a note stating the name of the honoree, and please include the name and address of the recipient that you would like us to notify regarding the donation.
Can I direct contributions to Father Joe’s Villages in lieu of flowers to honor someone’s passing?
Father Joe’s Villages
c/o Charitable Giving
3350 E Street
San Diego, CA 92102
619-446-2103
How can I sign up to make a monthly gift or alter my current monthly gift?
What do I do with cash donations collected by a group for Father Joe’s Villages?
Mail Donation
Please do not mail cash as it is not safe. If you and the donors would like to receive individual donation receipts, please have the donors download this form and fill it out. Be sure to include their donation amount.
If they cannot use the form, then please include a note with their full name, donation amount and mailing address of each donor. Then, transfer each cash donation into a cashier’s check or money order and mail the donation and the donor information to Father Joe’s Villages.
Father Joe’s Villages
c/o Charitable Giving
3350 E Street
San Diego, CA 92102
If you only need one receipt for the entire amount of donations, download the donation form and include the name and contact information for the organization and total contribution amount. Then, transfer the cash into a cashier’s check or money order and mail it to Father Joe’s Villages.
We do not recommend depositing the cash into a personal bank account and then writing a personal check as that donation will only be attributed to you, and we will only be able to issue a tax receipt to you and not the other donors.
Drop-Off Donation
Cash donations may also be dropped off at our administrative office located at 3350 E Street, San Diego, CA 92102. Please bring a completed cash donation form. You may drop off cash donations during regular business hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm (holidays excluded).
What is Father Joe’s Villages Federal Tax ID number?
Father Joe’s Villages’ is a not-for-profit organization under Internal Revenue Code section 501 (C)(3). Tax ID number is: St. Vincent de Paul Village Inc. 33-0492302
Does Father Joe’s Villages have a matching gifts program?
How do I send in my company’s matching gift form?
First, make sure donations to Father Joe’s Villages meet your company’s requirements for matching (some companies can only provide a match for specific types of institutions). Once you have verified that your company will match a gift to our organization, please complete your company’s form and then email it to us at donation@neighbor.org, or send it to:
Father Joe’s Villages
c/o Charitable Giving
3350 E Street
San Diego, CA 92102
Once we confirm that we have received your gift, we will complete the appropriate matching gift paperwork and send it to your company for processing.
Does Father Joe’s Villages accept stock donations?
How can I be removed from your mailing list?
Father Joe’s Villages
c/o Charitable Giving
3350 E Street
San Diego, CA 92102
How can I be removed or unsubscribe from your email list?
The easiest and fastest way to be removed from the email list is to click the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any email we have sent.
Or, you can contact us online to request removal from our email list. Please give us 1-2 business days to complete this request. Contact Us >>
How can I reduce the amount or frequency of the mail I receive from Father Joe’s Villages?
If you wish to reduce the amount of mail you receive from Father Joe’s Villages, please call us at 619-446-2103 or email donation@neighbor.org. There are various options for reduced mailing schedules and we welcome your call to discuss these options with you.
How long will it take before I stop receiving mail from Father Joe’s Villages?
You may receive another mailing, if it has already been sent.
Father Joe’s Villages’ Turning the Key initiative continues to make progress toward the goal to create 2,000 units of affordable housing in the San Diego community, on top of the over 400 units already offered by the organization.
When Alicia’s landlord raised her rent, she could no longer afford the apartment she and her four young children had called home for two years. Due to the low vacancy rates and high rent prices in San Diego, she was unable to find a new apartment she could afford. That’s how Alicia and her family became homeless.