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Contributions

The National Youth Science Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization (Federal Tax ID Number 55-0630700) dedicated to inspiring and preparing youth for successful, thoughtful, and ethical engagement in science, technology, and the arts. Contributions made to the Foundation are tax-deductible as allowed by law and can be dedicated to the Foundation’s general operations, to a specific education program, or to an established fund. The Foundation accepts contributions from individuals and organizations.

Please send to:

National Youth Science Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 3387
Charleston, WV 25333-3387

Gifts of Securities (Stock)

Contributions of appreciated publicly-traded securities held for more than 12 months can provide significant tax advantages over donating cash; ask your tax advisor for more information. Contributions can either be made to the National Youth Science Foundation  or made to the Foundation and earmarked for the Adler Endowment Fund. To make a contribution of securities, please contact:

Mr. Jay Margolis, Prudential Securities
1200 Laidley Tower
Charleston, WV 25301

(800) 325-8200 or (304) 341-3909

Mr. Margolis has established an account at Prudential Securities (Account Number 043-966-928-07) to receive gifts to the Foundation. Please notify the Foundation directly with the specifics of your gift.

Contributions from Organizations

In addition to the national and international recognition for investing in a progressive philanthropic education endeavor, corporations and foundations may receive additional benefits when sponsoring the Foundation.

Benefits include:

• Recruiting opportunities from among current participants of various programs and access to a network of established professionals who are program alumni
• Investment in programs with high probabilities of success and significant long-term impact
• Venue for collaborating on educational research that can influence how our schools prepare future scientists and technicians
• Access to the proposed resident science education facility in pristine eastern highlands central to the entire East Coast