The benefits of setting up a recurring monthly gift:
Get strategic with your giving. Making a donation to a cause feels good, but it feels even better when you commit to the causes that are important to you, and carefully strategize how much you can give. Life is busy, but by setting up a recurring gift, you will know each month that you’ve automatically helped your favorite organizations.
Easier on your pocket book.Scheduling your gift helps organizations budget, forecast for expanding programs and helps plan for new projects. A recurring gift also helps you budget as well. Rather than waiting for a year-end gift during the busy holiday season, spreading out your giving makes it easier to budget on a month-to-month basis. You’ll be able to make a donation and feel less of a cash crunch to start your new year.
Easier to track.When you choose to give monthly, you’re able to track your donations easier. You can wait until tax season and request one receipt with all of your charitable donations made that fiscal year, or know exactly how much you gave monthly each time you receive your monthly receipts. Beyond tax season, access to your donation history will help you better assess and plan your charitable strategy and budget for the next fiscal year.
Vogel makes it easy to set up a recurring gift, click on the button below and choose “monthly”under the “select your amount” heading.
For less than a few cups of coffee you can make a recurring monthly impact for the children and families we serve.
Meet the newest members of the
Vogel Board of Directors.
Vogel’s newly appointed board members span various industries and companies within the DFW area to support the organization.
Today President/CEO Karen Hughes hosted the first of the new board member orientations.
Pictured left to right are: Karen Hughes (President/CEO), Nick Linn, Paul Driscoll, Alex Holmes, John Wander, Stacey Kivowitz and Mary Kathryn Levy (Vogel Development Associate)
Vogel’s Summer Camp recently held a special event called
“Dancing with the Kids.”
CW33 News joined us to capture the moment. Click on the image to see the story!
They live amongst us, yet you
may have never seen them.
Teenager inspired by Shark Tank
creates his own business.
Truman Wilson is the kid version of Willie Wonka. He created The Truman Bar, a chocolate bar that tastes great and gives back to the community. Portions of the proceeds are donated directly to Vogel.
Click on his picture for a the WFAA news story about this epic teen’s story.
Aiden was up to his elbows with excitement while playing with farm animals and sand.
Teachers and volunteers assisted Hayden during center time. This activity helps increase small muscle development and the understanding of writing techniques.
During free time, Skylyn and K’Moree worked together on a floor mural. This activity helps their hand-eye coordination and cognitive skills.
Thank you to all of our Volunteers!
Volunteers are so vital to our mission and we can’t thank each of you enough.
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