Invest in Our Community's Children

You can help continue the vital role our programs play in children's lives by giving right now!

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Matching Gifts

Make your donation go even further by applying for a matching gift from your employer.

Click HERE to see if your employer has a matching gift program.

Sponsorships

Put your business in front of local residents by taking a sponsorship with Stamford Peace. Rates are reasonable and include your name/logo on sponsor banners, on our website, and more. Download the sponsor form BELOW or contact us at 203-588-9020 or info@peaceyouthct.org.

Become a Sponsor 2022-2023

RECURRING GIFTS

Recurring giving is an easy, automatic way to support Stamford Peace that works for your budget and schedule. It is convenient, customizable, and environmentally friendly, and helps ensure a steady source of funding for Stamford Peace and Beyond Limits.

You can set up your recurring gift HERE, then click "recurring" and choose the frequency from the drop-down box.

Bill Susetka Memorial Scholarship Fund

Please make your donation to the Bill Susetka Memorial Schlolarship Fund HERE - and select "Bill Susetka Memorial Scholarship Fund" from the CAMPAIGN drop down box.

Amazon Smile

Support us at smile.amazon.com

Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible Amazon Smile purchases to Stamford Peace Youth Foundation whenever you shop on Amazon Smile.

Make sure you have your Amazon Smile charity set to Stamford Youth Peace Foundation!

Gifts by Mail or Phone

Please make checks payable to Stamford Peace Youth Foundation and mail to:

Stamford Peace Youth Foundation

Attn: Donations

925 Long Ridge Road

Stamford, CT 06902

Or call the Peace office at (203) 588-9020, Monday thru Thursday, 9 am – 3 pm. A Stamford Peace staff member can answer any questions you may have and safely accept your credit card donation over the phone.

Stamford Peace Youth Foundation, a 501c3 not-for-profit corporation founded in 2008, is dedicated to the philosophy that “basketball is a privilege,” through which it actively encourages consistent effort and achievement in children’s core responsibilities in the classroom, in the community and at home.