Please help NSCLC protect the safety net for low income older adults. NSCLC is a 501 (c)(3) organization. All gifts are tax-deductible.

Did you know that:     

• For 20 percent of the nation's elderly, Social Security is their only source of income?

• Medicaid pays for one of every two dollars of nursing home costs

• Medicare covers the costs of health care for more than 43 million and pays for nearly half of those costs

• Older African Americans are nearly three times, Hispanics two times and Asian Americans 1.6 times more likely than elderly whites to be poor

Won't you help NSCLC give a voice to the elderly poor in the courts, in the nation's capitol and in the states?

Read the 2010 Annual Report

Donate Online

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Donate by Mail

You can send donations to NSCLC, 1444 Eye St., NW Suite 1100, Washington DC 20005, attention Lynda Martin-McCormick, Development Director. If you have any questions, please contact Lynda Martin-McCormick at lmm@nsclc.org or 202/289-6976 x 207.

Donate Stock

Gifts of long-term appreciated stock or mutual funds are a quick, easy and tax-efficient way to make a contribution to NSCLC. Contact Tom Smith tsmith@nsclc.org or 202/289-6976 x209 to arrange for a transfer of stock.

Memorial Gifts

You can designate the gift in honor of or in memory of a family member, friend or colleague, Please call or email Lynda Martin-McCormick at lmm@nsclc.org or 202/289-6976 x 207.

Combined Federal Campaign

NSCLC is charity #12348 in the Combined Federal Campaign.

SPECIAL FUNDS

Herbert Semmel Federal Rights Project

Herbert Semmel, a brilliant litigator for people with disabilities and the elderly, considered the Federal Rights Project to be among his most important contributions to civil rights law. You can help to guarantee that this ground-breaking project continues to protect access to federal courts for public interest litigation.

Burton D. Fretz Memorial Fund

Burt Fretz led NSCLC from for nearly twenty years until his death in 2001. Burt was renowned for winning the gains and protections that only high-quality litigation and advocacy can achieve. Through the Burton D. Fretz Memorial Fund, you can help make sure that NSCLC's litigators can continue to respond to when and where they are needed.