Your gift makes a difference...
Tapestry of Hope, Inc.
a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, registered with the State of Texas
All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Tapestry of Hope, Inc. is run by a volunteer Executive Director and Board of Directors.
You can contact us via email: tapestryofhope1@gmail.com or call 832-771-6980.
Donated funds go directly
to support our students.
We are grateful for your support.
There are several ways you can make a personal gift to support deserving students to help them with their dream of achieving a college degree:
ONLINE:
use the secure server, click below
a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, registered with the State of Texas
All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Tapestry of Hope, Inc. is run by a volunteer Executive Director and Board of Directors.
You can contact us via email: tapestryofhope1@gmail.com or call 832-771-6980.
Donated funds go directly
to support our students.
We are grateful for your support.
There are several ways you can make a personal gift to support deserving students to help them with their dream of achieving a college degree:
ONLINE:
use the secure server, click below
MAIL:
You may mail a check payable to:
Tapestry of Hope
P.O. Box 62
New Ulm, TX 78950
MATCHING GIFTS:
To further extend your gift, you or your spouse's company may have a matching gift program for charitable contributions.
Ask the employer for more information.
NON-CASH GIFTS:
often times our students need supplies such as computers, printers, dorm refrigerator/microwave, furniture and other necessities for a college apartment. They are most appreciative of anything you may have to give, new or used.
IN-KIND GIFTS:
Tapestry of Hope is always looking for professionals to share their skills in the areas of legal, financial, computer
and personal counseling.
All gifts are fully acknowledged following the IRS regulations - as the donor will be required
to provide a cash value where possible.
Financial Statement Available upon request.
