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Help Citizen Advocacy Thrive at 45

**As we celebrate 45 years, thank you for being a part of our story.
Now we invite you to discover ways to be a part of the next 45.**

Joe Robins, Advocate & Business Owner, Phoenixville — **Joe Robins**

Participate as a Corporate Sponsor

“CA created this opportunity for me to be an advocate, and as owner of Morgan Francis Reality, sponsorship is a great business opportunity as well as a token of my gratitude .“
-Joe Robins, Advocate & Business Owner, Phoenixville

Allison Locke, California — **Allison Locke**

Include Us in Your Estate Planning

“Planned Giving is a rewarding way to reflect our long-term commitment to Citizen Advocacy and leave a meaningful legacy.”
-Allison Locke, California

The Baron Family, Spring City — **The Baron Family**

Become a Sustaining Impact Donor

“We wholeheartedly believe in the vision and mission of CA. Being able to perpetually fund this work ensures that those who are marginalized in society will always have an advocate to make sure that even the most basic (human) needs are being met.”
-The Baron Family, Spring City

Make an Impact Through Donor Advised Funds

“My wife and I chose to put funds we intended over time for philanthropic giving into a tax-deductible donor advised fund – it streamlines the giving process so that we can easily and happily respond to an appeal or campaign from Citizen Advocacy.”
-Tim Forbes, Wyoming

Linda and Joe Voytilla, Pottstown — **Linda and Joe Voytilla**

Make an Annual General Operating Gift

“We have a commitment to do a yearly donation. We discovered that by giving to this organization, we feel a satisfaction of being able to help others. We believe strongly in Citizen Advocacy’s mission of inclusion and are happy to be a small part of their success. “
-Linda and Joe Voytilla, Pottstown

Join Us as an Individual Sponsor

“Supporting Citizen Advocacy for me is a win/win, paying it forward to an organization that means so much to me personally, while fostering a legacy of relationship, hope and security for those in our society living with vulnerabilities such as disability, poverty and isolation.”
-Becky Bradbeer, Paoli

Explore Employer Matching Gifts

“One pillar of my company, J&J’s credo is that we are responsible to the communities in which we live and work. I’m happy to be able to support the great work that CA does in our community, building connections through one to one relationships.”
-Mary Malley, Collegeville

Ed and Diane Cohle, West Chester — **Ed and Diane Cohle**

Consider CA for Your IRA RMD

“When you reach a certain age, you are required to withdraw a minimum amount from your IRA. We thought it a perfect opportunity to use part of our RMD (required minimum distribution) as a donation to Citizen Advocacy. We authorized our retirement account to pay them directly so we can get a tax deduction, too.”
-Ed and Diane Cohle, West Chester

Join Century 21 Norris-Valley Forge and Become a Sustaining Impact Sponsor

As we mark 45 years of Citizen Advocacy of Chester County, we’re thankful for the steady support of Century 21 Norris-Valley Forge. Their monthly giving as a Sustaining Impact Sponsor of Citizen Advocacy ensures they are sponsors of Citizen Advocacy events. Their commitment is a powerful example of how businesses can make a lasting impact . Of their support, Brian says “Century 21 Norris-Valley Forge believes that we are helping Citizen Advocacy make a difference, one relationship at a time.”

To become a sustaining supporter, please fill out the form below.

To make a one-time donation, please fill out the form below.

To become a sustaining impact sponsor, please fill out the form below.

Explore additional meaningful ways to give, including stock transfers, IRA rollovers, and charitable gift annuities.
These options may offer tax advantages while also creating lasting impact for our mission.

Prefer to donate by check? Checks can be made payable to Citizen Advocacy of Chester County and mailed to:
P.O. Box 45
Phoenixville, PA 19460.
Thank you for participating in the work of Citizen Advocacy.

Many Methods of Giving over Many Generations

Starting with David Frees Jr in 1986, the Frees family has donated in every possible way to support Citizen Advocacy. Sons Dave and Robb and grandson Tyler and their families have carried on the tradition through their corporate sponsorships of the race and theater events, their work on committees, their campaign leadership, their Family Foundation donor advised fund gifts – they have created their own fundraiser for CA at the Colonial Theatre, and run in our annual Phoenixville Run (with numerous wins in the Clydesdale and age group categories over the years!), and Dave has served as MC for the theater event. Dave says, “From the time Robb and I were kids, our parents taught us that we were blessed to be part of an amazing town/community, that all people are worthy of respect and kindness, that we could learn something from everyone we meet, and that we should look for ways to be the most help, in the best ways. That led us to Citizen Advocacy and for three generations, we have never looked back. It’s our honor to donate our time, resources, and efforts to this amazing group of people who don’t just talk but who bring folks together to make all of their lives better. Thank you, Citizen Advocacy!”

Looking for additional ways to donate? If so, please check out our ongoing events below or here.

Events, Activities and Campaigns Ongoing Now!

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