Money in a donor-advised fund is already set aside for giving — it is only waiting for a direction. This page carries everything your fund needs to direct a grant to this work: the exact legal name, the EIN, and the address, copied from our IRS determination letter.
Search your fund's charity list by the legal name or the EIN below. Most funds settle a directed grant within a few weeks, on the fund's own schedule.
We do not endorse any donor-advised fund sponsor, and no sponsor endorses us — your fund stays your fund. This page makes no representation beyond our verified 501(c)(3) status. For tax questions about your own fund, your fund's sponsor and your own advisor are the right voices.
Sign in to your donor-advised fund and search its charity list for Hands for Honduras, Inc. — or enter the EIN, 86-3216704, which finds us exactly.
Set the amount and direct the grant. If your fund offers a purpose or notes field, you may name one of the four designations: Motagua River Pilot · Beach Cleanup · Clean Water · Animal Welfare. A grant with no designation is honored as general mission support.
Your fund sends the grant on its own schedule. When it settles, it enters our one money book and the published counters on this site — by designation, with the date — the same as every other gift this house receives. Grants are counted when they settle, never when they are promised.
Questions before you direct? Write to the President's desk at [email protected] or call 920-445-9619. And if you hold no donor-advised fund, the door is the same size for everyone: the $1 Army takes a dollar a month.
