Donate or Volunteer

Donate Time

To donate your time, contact Lauren Coe by Phone or Email (see “Contact Info” below)

Donate Cash

$
Personal Info

Donation Total: $25.00

You may also donate using Venmo. Click [here] or scan the QR code below.

What We Do At OSAAT

How You Can Help

Support for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

One Soldier At A Time has recently chosen to stand with Veterans struggling with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and local support homes.  We provide hygiene items, pots & pans, beds & bedding, furniture and coffee.

Donate Items We Need All Year Round

Drop Off Locations

Donated items may be dropped off at any one of the following locations. However, exactly which items are in need at a given time may vary, so please contact them prior to delivering any items to determine the specific needs.

One Soldier At A Time

The following locations also accept apartment furniture.

Nucor House

Richards House

Other Ways To Donate

Click an item below for more details.

Donor Advised Funds (DAF)
This is a fast-growing method for philanthropic giving. Do you have a Donor Advised Fund at a financial-services firm such as Vanguard or Schwab? You can recommend gifts from that DAF to One Soldier At A Time.
Stock Donations
Many people give appreciated securities as a way to both save/improve lives and avoid capital gains taxes. To quickly and conveniently donate securities, contact your brokerage firm or financial adviser and:
  • Determine the amount of securities you’d like to donate.
  • Provide your broker with the routing information (please contact One Soldier At A Time to obtain account name, account number, DTC number, and federal tax ID)
  • Contact One Soldier At A Time for a donation receipt. Brokerage firms do not include the name of the donor when transferring securities.
IRA Qualified Charitable Contributions

People who are age 70 ½ or older can contribute up to $100,000 from their IRA directly to a charity, like One Soldier At A Time, and avoid paying income taxes on the distribution.

The gift must be directly routed from your Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to One Soldier At A Time. This unique gift structure also allows you to satisfy the Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) without claiming it as income.

How it works:

  • You must be 70½ or older at the time the gift is made.
  • Request a direct transfer of funds from your IRA plan custodian to One Soldier At A Time to qualify as a tax-free gift.
  • Provide your plan custodian with the account routing information (please contact One Soldier At A Time for these details).

Funds held in other plans such as a 401(k) or 403(b) plan are not eligible but may be rolled over to a standard IRA and then be used for a tax-free gift to charity.

Plan custodians do not always identify the donor, so please notify One Soldier At A Time when you donate so your gift can be matched to you when it arrives.

Wills and Trusts

Remembering One Soldier At A Time in your will is easy. You may leave a percentage or specify the dollar amount. Simply advise your attorney to include an estate gift specifically to “One Soldier At A Time, Inc.” in your will.

Employer Matching Program
Many employers will match your gift through an Employer Matching Program. Check with your employer to see if they are one of hundreds of companies participating in these matching programs.