An endowment fund is money invested to generate revenue for our programs. The principal value of the fund is kept intact while the investment earnings contribute to annual fundraising goals.
ENDOWMENT
MAKE A LASTING IMPACT.
GIVE TO THE 40TH BIRTHDAY ENDOWMENT.
Since 1984, our mission has remained unchanged. We provide food, formula, and diapers to babies and toddlers in need. In 2024, we launched the 40th Birthday Endowment Fund to honor 40 years of life-saving service. So, how does it work?
Your generous contributions are placed into an investment fund. Only the earnings from the fund are spent to feed and diaper Oklahoma’s children. By bolstering this endowment, you can ensure our long-term ability to meet the growing needs of Oklahoma infants and toddlers in crisis.
A GROWING NEED.
Each year, the number of Oklahoma infants and toddlers needing our help grows by about 9%. If this growth continues, Infant Crisis Services will be serving 40,000 infants and toddlers annually by 2030. The 40th Birthday Endowment will empower us to meet the growing needs of our community in a sustainable way.
Watch our ICS Endowment Video
BUILD A FUTURE OF HOPE.
SUPPORT THE ENDOWMENT TODAY.
To make a contribution to the Infant Crisis Services endowment fund, click the button to make an online donation or download and complete the form below.
MAKE AN ONLINE DONATIONDOWNLOAD THE ENDOWMENT PLEDGE FORM
Your completed form can be emailed to Lisa Perry, Senior Development Manager, or mailed to:
Infant Crisis Services
4224 N Lincoln Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Who manages the Infant Crisis Services endowment?
The Infant Crisis Services endowment is managed by the Bank of Oklahoma.
Why donate to an endowment instead of a general operating fund?
When you donate to an endowment, your initial donation is never spent. This means your one-time gift will continue to benefit our tiny clients for years to come.
What is the fundraising goal for this endowment fund?
Infant Crisis Services aims to raise $4 million throughout the first phase of this campaign, but the sky is the limit. The greater the endowment, the more money we’ll have to feed and clothe children in the years to come.
Is my endowment gift tax-deductible?
Yes! You can receive charitable tax benefits upon making a donation.
How can I help Infant Crisis Services reach the campaign goal?
You can make a gift by filling out an Endowment Pledge Form and emailing the completed form to:
Lisa Perry, Senior Development Manager at lisaperry@infantcrisis.org
You may also mail a printed copy to:
Infant Crisis Services
4224 N Lincoln Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
What is an endowment fund?
An endowment fund is money invested to generate revenue for our programs. The principal value of the fund is kept intact while the investment earnings contribute to annual fundraising goals.
Who manages the Infant Crisis Services endowment?
The Infant Crisis Services endowment is managed by the Bank of Oklahoma.
Why donate to an endowment instead of a general operating fund?
When you donate to an endowment, your initial donation is never spent. This means your one-time gift will continue to benefit our tiny clients for years to come.
What is the fundraising goal for this endowment fund?
Infant Crisis Services aims to raise $4 million throughout the first phase of this campaign, but the sky is the limit. The greater the endowment, the more money we’ll have to feed and clothe children in the years to come.
Is my endowment gift tax-deductible?
Yes! You can receive charitable tax benefits upon making a donation.
How can I help Infant Crisis Services reach the campaign goal?
You can make a gift by filling out an Endowment Pledge Form and emailing the completed form to:
Lisa Perry, Senior Development Manager at lisaperry@infantcrisis.org
You may also mail a printed copy to:
Infant Crisis Services
4224 N Lincoln Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
OUR PARTNERS IN HOPE
FOUNDING PARTNERS
Jeff and Natalie Bonney
Ketchum Charitable Foundation
David and Lezlie Hudiburg
Love Meyer Family Foundation
The One Foundation
SUSTAINING PARTNERS
Piyush and Lisa Patel
COMPASSIONATE PARTNERS
Karen and Rob Braver
Ainslee and Andy Crum
Chickasaw Nation
Matt and Libby Howard
Meredith and Matthew Woods
1984 LEGACY CIRCLE
Adventurers Class at Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cindy Batt
Ken and Page Beatty
Adam and Beth Christensen
Clementine Foundation
Dakil Auctioneers
Todd and Becky Edmonds
Ryan and Tiffany Eitzmann
Jim and Miki Farris
Bailey Gordon
Rick and Carolyn Hansing
Kim and Chris Harrell
Mary Keefe
Kyle Impson and Steven Kochenower
Lauren and Rich Johnson
Walter and Christy Johnson
Kenny and Gail Kautz
Cole and Melanie Marshall
Holly McLaughlin
Norm and Carolyn Mejstrik
Vilona Michael
Stacy Murray and Bryan Coppock
Jason and Ronna Osborn
Richard and Gayle Parry
Doug and Anne Perry
Matt and Cherish Ralls
Steve and Susan Raybourn
Pat and Fred Schonwald
Kathryn Slawson
Steve and Linda Slawson
Craig and Mary Stanley
Clay and Becky Taylor
Dru and Brooke Townsend
Rene Jones Vassar
Jill Walker
Jim and Susan Wendelken
Annette White-Klososky
Afiya Wilkins
Joe and Lisa Zuerker
