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Gifts to GIWAS support students who are working hard and families who are stretching to meet the cost of an education. Choose the fund your gift should serve.
Three funds
Each fund serves a different part of the same work.
College Students Fund
Direct aid to students pursuing U.S. college study.
Learning Community
Mentoring, teaching, and community life for GIWAS students and families.
General Support
Wherever the need is greatest across GIWAS programs.
This website does not record or reconcile gifts made through these links; Wisdom House Academy, Inc. reconciles them in Stripe.
Online giving is being verified
Each of these five donation links must be confirmed against the Wisdom House Academy, Inc. Stripe account before it is used. The giving buttons stay inactive until all five are verified.
Stripe bills the amount you choose each month until the gift is stopped.
You complete your gift on Stripe's secure page. Card details are entered there and never reach this website.
Gifts are received by Wisdom House Academy, Inc., the legal recipient, which administers GIWAS.
After you giveLegal recipient
Wisdom House Academy, Inc.
GIWAS, Grow in Wisdom and Stature, is an educational initiative and learning community administered by Wisdom House Academy, Inc. It is not a separately incorporated nonprofit.
Receipts and acknowledgment
Every gift is recorded in the name of Wisdom House Academy, Inc., and its receipt names the organization as the legal recipient.
A tax statement will appear here once the organization's tax-exempt status and the wording are verified and approved by the administrator.
Before you give
Wisdom House Academy, Inc., a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is the legal recipient of every gift made here.
GIWAS is an educational and fundraising initiative administered by Wisdom House Academy, Inc., not a separate nonprofit organization.
Gifts are designated by the donor to the College Students Fund, the Learning Community, or General Support, and are recorded that way for reporting.
A U.S. tax statement is published only after the administrator verifies the organization's tax-exempt status and approves the exact wording.