Each month, IINE Sustainers make a lasting difference in the lives of refugees and immigrants living in New England. Ongoing support from our Sustainers means IINE’s resettlement, education, career advancement, and pathways to citizenship programming can continue to serve newly arriving community members. This stability is crucial for our programs, allowing us to plan ahead and expand our reach to help more refugees and immigrants.

Your monthly contribution is more than just a donation; it’s a testament to your commitment to fostering a more welcoming, inclusive future in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. As a Sustainer, you become a cornerstone of our community, enabling us to adapt swiftly to the ever-changing needs of those we serve and ensuring that our impact continues to grow.

Please make checks payable to “International Institute of New England.”

Mail checks to:
International Institute of New England

ATTN: Development Office

2 Boylston St, 3rd Floor

Boston, MA 02116

To make a gift by phone, please call: (617) 801-5257

To make a gift by ACH or wire transfer, your bank will need the following information:

A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a simple, easy way to manage your charitable giving by recommending gifts to the International Institute of New England.

Contributions into your Donor Advised Fund are tax-deductible. You can recommend how much (and how often) you want to distribute money from that fund to IINE or other charities.

One easy way to recommend a gift to the International Institute of New England is by using the DAF Direct form below. Simply state the name of your fund, list the International Institute of New England as the designated charity and state the amount you’d like to give. Then click “Next” to complete your recommendation.

You can also contact your DAF provider directly and recommend distribution through your Donor Advised Fund sponsor. Be sure to use International Institute of New England’s EIN/Tax ID Number: 04-2104325.

If you do choose to make a gift to IINE through a DAF, please let us know by calling our Donor Services Team at (617) 801-5257 so that we can thank you for your commitment to refugees and immigrants.

You can also choose to have any remaining DAF funds distributed to the International Institute of New England after your lifetime by naming IINE as a beneficiary of all or a portion of the remaining funds.

By donating your shares, you help to welcome and support refugees and immigrants in New England. The International Institute of New England accepts donations of commonly held, publicly traded stocks.

Your generous gift to the International Institute of New England will be valued at the close price on the date of the gift. In keeping with IRS regulation, IINE can only accept donations of commonly held, publicly traded stocks.

Two Easy Steps
1. Complete our online Stock Gift Notification form.
2. Complete the Transfer Authorization Form (PDF) and provide it to your broker.

This will provide your broker with all the information they need to complete a transfer on your behalf.

One of the easiest ways to increase your gift to the International Institute of New England is through your employer’s matching gift program. Thousands of companies, organizations, and associations, match their employees’ charitable contributions—sometimes for as much as double the amount of the initial gift.

Companies have various methods for matching gift request submissions and many companies will match personal gifts, such as cash, stocks, marketable securities, and the value of your volunteer time. Companies may also match gifts from employee spouses, retirees, and board members.

For information about matching gifts, please contact our Donor Services Team at (617) 801-5257 or email giving@iine.org.

Helpful information

• International Institute of New England Tax ID Number: 04-2104325
• IRS 501 (c) (3) letter

Our Donor Services team will verify receipt and return the form to your company for matching funds.

Planned giving is a thoughtful and strategic approach to philanthropy that allows individuals to make larger gifts than they could from their income alone. It involves integrating charitable gifts into one’s overall financial, tax, and estate planning objectives, thus maximizing the benefits to both the donor and the charity. This type of giving typically includes bequests made in a will, life insurance policies, gifts of real estate, trusts, or annuities. The process usually involves consultation with financial advisors or estate planners to ensure that the donation aligns with the donor’s long-term financial goals and philanthropic intentions.