Support Social Change
By making a donation to the Fund for Santa Barbara, you are supporting grassroots groups organizing for social, economic, and environmental justice throughout Santa Barbara County.
Unlike most foundations, the Fund raises its own money to support our annual budget, which means that our work is only possible because of the support of more than 1,000 donors each year. See more information on the many ways to give.
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The Fund accepts donations through our secure
online portal.
The Fund's IRS Tax Exempt number is 77-0070742
Donor Services
"There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives."
- Audre Lorde
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Ways to give to the Fund for Santa Barbara
Make a Donation With a Credit Card
The Fund for Santa Barbara accepts Visa and Mastercard by phone, mail, email or online via our website.
Make a Donation With a Gift of Stock or Other Securities
Shop AmazonSmile
Please identify the FUND as the beneficiary when you shop AmazonSmile!
Share about us on social media
"Like" the FUND and share with your social networks- like our Facebook page, post about why you support the FUND, use the hashtag #FUNDforSB.
Make a Donation With a Check
Checks may be made payable to The Fund for Santa Barbara and sent to:
26 West Anapamu Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Leave a Legacy of Social Change
- Naming the Fund for Santa Barbara in your will
- Creating a charitable trust
- Donating a life insurance policy
- Giving property or real estate
For more information about these or other planned giving options, please click below or contact the Fund for Santa Barbara's staff at 962-9164.
Volunteer
Please contact us if you would like to volunteer your time. The Fund has a small staff, and much of our work is made possible by the efforts of more than 100 volunteers each year. We need volunteers to assist with mailings, event planning, fundraising, hosting meetings, tabling at events, speaking about FSB at events, and much more!
Thank you for helping us advance progressive social change throughout Santa Barbara County.