In-Kind Gifts
Give More Than Money
Not every gift is financial. Your goods, equipment, services, or professional expertise can meet a real need in a real neighborhood — sometimes more directly than a dollar ever could.
What an In-Kind Gift Does
An in-kind gift is a non-cash contribution — goods, equipment, or professional services — that FAMA can put directly to work. A set of tools becomes a trades lesson. A truck becomes a cleanup day. A few hours of professional expertise becomes a stronger organization.
If you or your organization has resources that could serve a neighborhood, we'd be glad to talk through what you have and where it fits. We'll help match your gift to a real need.
Before You Give
- • Reach out first so we can confirm the need and timing.
- • We'll discuss condition, delivery, and any tax documentation.
- • FAMA reserves the right to decline gifts we can't use well.
What We Can Use
Categories of In-Kind Gifts
Tools & Equipment
Trades tools, cleanup equipment, and supplies for neighborhood projects.
Vehicles & Transport
Reliable transportation, trucks, or logistics support for events and outreach.
Technology
Devices, software, and connectivity for students and FAMA programs.
Health & Wellness
Medical supplies, screenings, and wellness resources for outreach and seniors.
Goods & Supplies
Food, clothing, event materials, and everyday items for families and events.
Professional Services
Skilled expertise — legal, financial, marketing, construction, or healthcare.
Have Something to Offer?
Tell us what you'd like to give and we'll find the right place for it. Use our partnership inquiry form or reach out directly.
Tax-Deductible Where Applicable
Faith Action Ministry Alliance, Inc. — EIN 46-4210451. In-kind gifts may be tax-deductible; we'll provide an acknowledgment and help with documentation.
Useful in-kind partnerships may include approved school and program supplies, tools, cleanup materials, outreach care items, technology, event resources, transportation resources, and professional services. Contact FAMA before delivering items so staff can confirm current needs, suitability, storage, and acceptance.
Tell us what you would like to give, its condition and quantity, and how it would be delivered. FAMA can discuss acknowledgment of an accepted contribution; donors are responsible for any valuation required for their own records.