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Checks payable to Crisis Center of Comal County can be mailed to 655 Landa Street, New Braunfels, Texas, 78130. Please call 830.620.7520 to discuss your giving.

Please visit this link for information on donating items to the Crisis Center of Comal County.

Join us in our visionary capital campaign as we rebuild our shelter and rebuild lives. Dream with us for a brighter future. Learn more and get involved today!

Many employers offer matching gift programs that can double—or even triple—your impact. Some companies will also match volunteer hours with a monetary donation. Check with your employer’s HR or benefits department to see if they participate in workplace giving programs. A few minutes of paperwork can make a big difference for the survivors and families we serve.

A convenient and flexible way to give—allowing donors to recommend grants directly from their donor‑advised fund.

Making the transition is simple:

1. Contact your DAF administrator and recommend a grant to Comal County Family Violence Center dba Crisis Center of Comal County, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (Tax ID: 74‑2440649).

2. Specify the amount and frequency of your gift.

3. Notify us of your generous contribution so we can properly thank you and acknowledge your support.

To learn more about these planned giving opportunities or to begin the process, contact our Chief Impact Officer, Nicholle Kepczyk at nkepczyk@crisiscenternb.org.

Throughout the year, our major donors host salons and private dining events to bring together prospective donors to learn about our work and how they can support.

Learn more here.

A tax‑wise way to give—support our mission through a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD).

A QCD allows individuals aged 70½ or older to make a direct gift from their IRA to a qualified charity—potentially reducing taxable income while making a meaningful impact for survivors in our community.

Making a QCD is simple:

1. Contact your IRA custodian and request a Qualified Charitable Distribution to:
   Comal County Family Violence Center dba Crisis Center of Comal County
   A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
   Tax ID: 74‑2440649

2. Specify the amount you would like to distribute.
   Your IRA provider must make the check payable directly to the Crisis Center for it to qualify as a QCD.

3. Notify us of your generous gift so we can properly acknowledge your contribution (QCDs may not always include donor information).

Have questions or ready to begin?

To learn more about making a Qualified Charitable Distribution or to start the process, please contact our Chief Impact Officer:

Nicholle Kepczyk
📧 nkepczyk@crisiscenternb.org

Do you hold appreciated stocks in a brokerage account or in certificate form? A gift of publicly traded stock can make a meaningful impact on the Comal County Family Violence Center dba Crisis Center of Comal County, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (Tax ID 74‑2440649), while offering potential tax advantages for you.

By donating stock, you may be able to contribute at the full market value of the securities without incurring capital gains tax, and you may also qualify for a charitable deduction on your federal income tax return for the market value at the time of transfer.

Digital assets—such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies—can be donated in support of the Comal County Family Violence Center dba Crisis Center of Comal County, following IRS guidelines for charitable giving. Contributing cryptocurrency may offer tax advantages, including the potential to deduct the fair market value of the asset while avoiding capital gains tax on appreciated holdings.

To discuss this or any other planned giving opportunities, please contact:

Nicholle Kepczyk
Chief Impact Officer
📧 nkepczyk@crisiscenternb.org

Real estate can be an excellent asset to use in charitable giving. Depending on the type of gift, your contribution can provide meaningful support for the Crisis Center of Comal County while potentially offering you significant financial benefits—including income tax savings, capital gains tax savings, and estate or gift tax advantages.

To explore this or any other planned giving opportunities, please contact:

Nicholle Kepczyk
Chief Impact Officer
📧 nkepczyk@crisiscenternb.org

You can name the Crisis Center of Comal County as the beneficiary—or co‑beneficiary—of an existing life insurance policy. Upon your passing, the Crisis Center will receive the policy proceeds as a charitable bequest.

If you choose to transfer ownership of a paid‑up policy to the Crisis Center and relinquish all rights of ownership, you may also be eligible for an income tax deduction equal to the policy’s cash surrender value.

To discuss this or any other planned giving opportunities, please contact:

Nicholle Kepczyk
Chief Impact Officer
📧 nkepczyk@crisiscenternb.org

You can also donate vehicles—including cars, trucks, or SUVs—to support the Crisis Center of Comal County. A vehicle donation can make a meaningful impact by directly supporting our programs and services. If you're interested in giving a car or need guidance on the donation process, please reach out to Nicholle Kepczyk, Chief Impact Officer, at nkepczyk@crisiscenternb.org.