Deerfield Retirement Community

ORGANIZATION
DONATION AMOUNT
What To Do Now
Danny Boone Scholarship Fund
• Decide if you wish to give and how much feels right
Residents Assistance Fund
• Decide what causes are meaningful to you
Healthcare Fund
Deerfield Unrestricted
Write in your Directed Outreach recipient(s):
• Check to see if the organization qualifies for
Deerfield’s Directed Outreach program – if you’re not
sure, call x3206 and ask
• Consider giving to funds that are meaningful to folks
here at Deerfield, like the Residents Assistance
Fund and Danny Boone Scholarship Fund
• Fill out the form on the left – feel free to include
additional notes if necessary
• Designate gifts given “in memory of” or “in honor of”
people you care about
Making a Difference
in our Community
Directed Outreach & Giving
• Deliver or mail your check made out to DERC to the
Fund Development office
• Keep your gift receipts for tax purposes
• Feel good knowing you have made a difference in
the world!
TOTAL GIFT
Your name(s):
Cheryl Gettinger
Director of Fund Development
1617 Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803
(828) 274-1531 ext. 3206
[email protected]
Deerfield
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What is Directed Outreach?
Deerfield is committed to making life in Western
North Carolina better. To support our residents
in their charitable giving, and to keep track of
our social accountability as a community, you
can make gifts to other not-for-profit 501(c)(3)
charitable organizations through Deerfield’s Fund
Development office. We will acknowledge your
tax-deductible contribution with a tax receipt.
On the last day of each month, we will combine
your gift with those of other residents and send it
on to the various organizations listing your name,
address, amount, memory/honor information
and restrictions.
“We need to give.
We all need a
place to put our
gratitude.”
– Mary
In addition to the organizations listed here
with whom Deerfield has established giving
relationships, you may also direct donations
through Deerfield to 501(c)(3) organizations that
either operate within Western North Carolina,
are focused on health or elder issues, or are
otherwise aligned with Deerfield’s mission. Gifts
to churches, including St. Giles, and non-local
schools and colleges should be made directly to
those institutions and not through Deerfield. If you
have any questions about whether an organization
qualifies for this program, please ask.
NOTE: Deerfield does not withhold any fees for this service.
Giving in Ways that Benefit
the Deerfield Community
In addition to Directed Outreach which benefits
those in the community at large, you may also
give in ways that are meaningful to folks here at
Deerfield.
Our Promise is Forever
Deerfield’s leadership has made a life-long
commitment to its residents that they can
continue to live here regardless of their ability to
pay. The Residents Assistance Fund provides aid
to help those who need financial assistance.
Giving to it is a great way to care for your less
fortunate neighbors.
The Danny Boone Scholarship Fund is a ministry
to aid deserving Deerfield employees who are
pursuing higher education. The fund grants
scholarship aid for each term and has helped
numerous staff members advance in their
careers through learning.
The Healthcare Fund advances the initiatives in
Deerfield’s Assisted Living and Skilled Care areas
as we move away from the institutional model
towards more individualized care. This fund is
used to purchase specialized equipment, train staff,
and pursue other goals to continually improve the
quality of care for our residents.
Gifts can be made directly to Deerfield, restricted
to a specific purpose or unrestricted. You may also
give in memory of someone who has died or in
honor of someone you wish to acknowledge. The
Fund Development office will promptly notify
family members or honorees of gifts given in the
name of others.
Have you considered making a gift to Deerfield or
another charity in your will? For more information on
Planned Giving, see Cheryl Gettinger in Deerfield’s
Fund Development office.
Some organizations that residents supported recently as part
of Deerfield’s Directed Outreach program include:
ABCCM
Academic World Quest
WAC-WNC
ALPS Adult Day Services
ALS Association
Alzheimer’s Association Foundation
American Cancer Society
American Chestnut
Foundation
American Heart
Association, Inc.
American Lung Association
American Parkinson
Disease Association
American Red Cross
AmeriCares
Animal Compassion
Network
Appalachian Voices
Army Emergency Relief
Arthritis Foundation
Asheville Choral Society
Asheville Humane Society
Asheville Lyric Opera
Asheville School
Asheville Symphony
Asheville-Buncombe
Technical Community
College Foundation
Billy Graham Evangelistic
Association
Black Mountain College
Museum & Arts Center
Blue Ridge Literacy
Council
Breast Cancer Research
Foundation
Brother Wolf Animal
Rescue
Care Partners Foundation
Care Partners Hospice
Caring for Children
Carolina for the Kids
Foundation
Catholic Medical Mission
Board
Catholic Relief Services
Child Evangelism
Fellowship, Durham
Clean Water for NC
Community Foundation of
WNC - Women for Women
Consumer Reports
Foundation
Council on Aging
Cure Alzheimer’s Fund
Danny Boone Scholarship
Fund
Diana Wortham Theatre
Doctors Without Borders
Easter Seals
ELCA World Hunger
Elderhostel, Inc. Annual
Fund
Eliada Homes
Episcopal Diocese of WNC
Episcopal Relief and
Development
First Baptist Church
Asheville
Flat Rock Playhouse
Friedman Foundation for
Educational Choice
Friends of Santa Claus
General Theological
Seminary
Gideons International
Grandfather Home for
Children
Habitat for Humanity
Hall Fletcher Elementary
School
Haywood Street
Congregation and
Respite
Hearts with Hands
Heifer International
Helpmate
Hendersonville Rescue
Mission
Homeward Bound
Hope Hospice and
Palliative Care
Hospice and Palliative
Care, Charlotte Region
Hospice of Saddleback
Valley - Saddleback
Memorial Foundation
Humane Alliance of WNC
Humane Society of the US
In Touch
Interfaith Power and Light
Irene Wortham Center
Just Economics of WNC
Kanuga Conferences
Key Learning Center
Lake Junaluska
Lake Logan Episcopal
Center
Literacy Council of
Buncombe County
Make a Wish Foundation
WNC
Manna Food Bank
March of Dimes
MD Anderson Cancer
Center
Meals on Wheels
MemoryCare
Military Officers
Association of America
Mission Health Care
Foundation
Mission Rathbun Center
Natural Resources Defense
Council
Nature Conservancy
NC Interfaith Power and
Light
North Carolina Arboretum
Society
North Carolina Coastal
Federation
North Carolina Wildlife
Federation
Ovarian Cancer Research
Fund
Pancreatic Cancer Action
Network
Pediatric Brain Tumor
Foundation
Pisgah Legal Services
Planned Parenthood of
WNC
Power of the Purse
Residents Assistance Fund
Reuter Singers
RiverLink
Rotarians Against Hunger
- Asheville
Rotary Club of Asheville
Salvation Army
Samaritan’s Purse
Sarge’s Animal Rescue of
Waynesville
Save the Children
Shalem Center
Skilled Nursing Staff
Education
Southern Appalachian
Highlands Conservancy
Special Olympics North
Carolina
St. Gerard House
St. Joseph’s Indian School
St. Jude’s Children’s
Hospital
Susan Komen Foundation
The Cornell Lab of
Ornithology
UNC Asheville Foundation
UNC-TV
United Way
Untours Foundation
USO
Verner Center for Early
Learning
Warren Wilson College
Washington National
Cathedral
WCQS
Western Carolina Rescue
Ministry
Wounded Warrior Project
Wycliff Associates
YWCA of Asheville