Donations by individuals, organizations, or businesses that are made in memory of or in honor of loved ones.

Contributions by individuals, organizations, or businesses that are not linked to a memorial.

Donations by supporters who give to the Foundation on an on-going basis each year.

From corporate, public, or private foundations, as well as from appropriate government agencies. 

Fund-raising activities such as the Annual Dinner, Cabin Fever Throwdown, Summer Salute, Golf Tournament, Tennis Tournament, and Big Bad Ball.

A planned or deferred gift is a contribution that is committed to HOWC but which does not become fully available until some future date. One of the most common examples of a planned gift is a bequest through the donor’s will. Such a gift becomes available to HOWC after the donor’s death. Other types of gifts that are carefully planned can not only benefit HOWC but also maximize the tax advantage for the donor, provide income during the donor’s lifetime, and provide for the donor’s heirs.

Gifts of appreciated assets, such as real estate or securities.