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The MOST EFFECTIVE way for you to help protect children right now is through a monthly donation to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

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We need YOUR support to help find and protect America's children.

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Give in Honor

Make a gift in honor of someone special.

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Start a movement by encouraging family & friends to help protect children.

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Legacy and Investment Giving

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Leave Your Legacy

The most POWERFUL way to help build a better world for future generations is by putting the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children in your will.

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Donor Advised Funds

Make tax-deductible donation through your DAF.

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Matching Gifts

Double your impact with a matching gift from your employer.

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Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)

Federal Employee? Our CFC number is 11822.

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Donate by Mail

Mail to: National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Attn: Development 333 John Carlye Street, Suite 125 Alexandria, VA 22314

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Donate powerfully with appreciated stocks, bonds, or mutual funds.

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Host a Fundraiser

Galas to bake sales anyone can become a fundraiser for kids!

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Wear NCMEC gear to show that you stand with missing kids.

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