Ways to Give to PAWS NY
Your support is critical to our success. With our volunteers, donors, and supporters by our side, PAWS NY can keep people and their beloved animal companions together through thick and thin—keeping pets out of shelters and enabling our clients to continue receiving unconditional love from their four-legged family members.
PAWS NY's EIN is 80-0233785. Scroll down to read all the ways you can support our organization. Together, we are helping people by helping pets!
Make a Donation
Donate today and make a direct gift to PAWS NY to support our ongoing mission to promote and protect the human-animal bond. Or become a part of our Constant Companion Monthly Giving Program.
Donations via check can be made out to Pets Are Wonderful Support, Inc. and mailed to our office:
PAWS NY
Attn: Rachel Herman
134 West 29th Street, Suite 802
New York, NY 10001
Your financial support is vital to keep older adults and other vulnerable New Yorkers together with their pets.
In addition to these public events, we continue to deliver free pet food and supplies directly to participants in our Housecall Program.
Set Up a Fundraiser
You can raise money on behalf of PAWS NY for a special occasion by creating your own fundraiser and sending it to your friends and family. It is easy to track your contacts' contributions and see the difference you made! Click on this link and then click "Become a Fundraiser." It's super easy!
Planned Giving
Named after the first pet helped by our organization, Ruby's Legacy Circle recognizes the generous individuals who have included PAWS NY in their estate plans. If you are interested, there are various ways you can make a planned gift, including via will or trust, life insurance policy, and more. Please consult a professional to discuss the specific tax benefits of each option.
Gift of Stock
You can make a big impact by donating long-term appreciated securities such as stock gifts to PAWS NY. This is a great way to support our mission while also receiving significant tax breaks from the IRS. Please consult your tax specialist for specific information regarding the potential tax benefits of your gift.
