Support MSCL House Today
MSCL House is supported by residents’ rent, private donations, government and foundation grants, and our many generous friends and supporters.
Ways to Donate
Send check payable to:
MSCL House
P.O. Box 2398
Hailey, Idaho 83333
501(c)3 Nonprofit #82-4647969
Giving a gift of stock is an easy way to support men on their recovery journey. When giving a gift of stock, the following transfer information should be provided to your Financial Advisor/Consultant to assist in processing your donation request. Need help? Email sonya@msclhouse.org.
For details please contact Debby Johanson at The Orrico-Pietila Group.
Phone Number: (425)-274-4218
Are you 70 1/2 years old or older and have an IRA?
You might be eligible for a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). This means you can donate directly from your IRA to a qualified charity, up to $100,000 per year.
A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) is a way for individuals who are 70½ or older to make a donation directly from their IRA to a qualified charity, like our non-profit organization. With a QCD, you can transfer up to $100,000 per year directly from your IRA, and the amount donated is excluded from your taxable income. This means that not only are you supporting a cause you care about, but you can also reduce your tax liability, as the distribution counts toward your required minimum distributions without increasing your taxable income.
By choosing a QCD, you streamline your charitable giving because the funds go directly from your IRA custodian to the charity, ensuring that IRS guidelines are met. It’s an efficient way to manage your finances and maximize your philanthropic impact at the same time. For personalized advice on how a QCD might fit into your overall financial strategy. Please consult with your investment advisor, tax advisor or broker.
Designate Your Contribution to a Specific Fund
100% of all designated contributions for specific funds are used only on expenses related to supporting programs in that specific fund.
Your donation can go to support any of the funds below:
Unrestricted monies to help fund high-priority projects of any kind.
Covers expenses associated with the day-to-day running of the sober home, home management and supervision, and home maintenance, repair and improvements.
Supports wellness activities that promote healthy living by providing funding for medical, dental and behavioral health services, physical health activities, and nutrition assistance.
Provides funding to support continued education and vocational training, develop skills for improved employability, provide family law legal assistance and resources, provide rental assistance in the case of an emergency, and accommodate residents to address their urgent needs.
Supports the Matching $avings Account (M$A) Program: A 12-month, dollar-for-dollar savings program paired with a financial literacy course available to all residents.