Email Us: info@child-justice.org
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Join Child Justice as we work to protect children who have been abused and/or exposed to domestic violence. Your gift will truly change lives.
Contact Us
In order to maintain our heavy caseload, and respond to the increased requests for assistance, we depend on the generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations.
Browse the options below to learn how you can make a gift to support our work. With your help, we can ensure that children have a safe and stable future in which nurturing care is provided and their right to dignity and selfhood is protected. If you have any questions about making a gift to Child Justice, please contact Development Director Lisa Dowell at lisa.dowell@child-justice.org.
Our tax ID is: 46-2493549.
Online donations can be made directly from the Child Justice website by clicking here.
Does your company offer matching gifts? Over 25,000 companies offer charitable matching gifts as an employee benefit. Contact your Human Resources representative for more information on whether your company has such an offering.
If you are 72 years and older you may donate up to $100,000 from your individual retirement account (IRA) to Child Justice as a charitable non-profit without having to treat the withdrawal as taxable income. The giving incentive is of particular value to individuals who do not claim itemized deductions on their tax return because the funds are sent directly to the non-profit from IRA accounts and are never counted as income. Consult your tax advisor on whether this is a viable option for you.
To donate a used vehicle, please visit the vehicle donation site for Child Justice or call 855-500-7433. This is a free, convenient service for converting that extra car, truck, or RV into a tax deductible donation benefiting Child Justice!Get started online by clicking here.
When donating by check, please make it payable to Child Justice, Inc. Please send your check to the following address:
Child Justice, Inc.
8720 Georgia Avenue, Suite 703
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Donations of stocks and appreciated securities are one of the most cost-effective assets to use in making a gift to Child Justice. When you transfer ownership of holdings to Child Justice, you receive a charitable deduction at their full market value – and you incur no capital gains tax (subject to IRS deduction limits). Please contact us to arrange a transfer to our brokerage account.
Let your legacy be one of caring for our most vulnerable by including Child Justice in your will or estate plans. Including Child Justice in your will or estate is a meaningful sign of your commitment to helping protect children and families during your lifetime, and can offer transformational opportunities to people who come after you. A bequest to Child Justice can be made through a provision in your estate planning documents (your will, a revocable trust or other applicable documents) and is a straightforward process. Please consult your legal and tax advisor for more information.
Events raise money while raising awareness of Child Justice! They can be held in person at your home, a restaurant, wine bar, or brewery or done virtually through an online Facebook Fundraiser (birthday fundraisers continue to be very popular!), Zoom event, or other virtual hosting platform. Contact Director of Development Lisa Dowell for ideas or assistance by sending a message to lisa.dowell@child-justice.org.
Support Child Justice when you shop! Over 25,000 merchants give back when you join Givebacks. Visit: https://www.givebacks.com/join/CJI for details and to sign up.
Other Ways To Give
Join Child Justice as we work to protect children who have been abused and/or exposed to domestic violence. Your gift will truly change lives.
In order to maintain our heavy caseload, and respond to the increased requests for assistance, we depend on the generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations.
Browse the options below to learn how you can make a gift to support our work. With your help, we can ensure that children have a safe and stable future in which nurturing care is provided and their right to dignity and selfhood is protected. If you have any questions about making a gift to Child Justice, please contact Development Director Lisa Dowell at lisa.dowell@child-justice.org.
Our tax ID is: 46-2493549.
Contact Us
Online donations can be made directly from the Child Justice website by clicking here.
When donating by check, please make it payable to Child Justice, Inc. Please send your check to the following address:
Child Justice, Inc.
8720 Georgia Avenue, Suite 703
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Does your company offer matching gifts? Over 25,000 companies offer charitable matching gifts as an employee benefit. Contact your Human Resources representative for more information on whether your company has such an offering.
Donations of stocks and appreciated securities are one of the most cost-effective assets to use in making a gift to Child Justice. When you transfer ownership of holdings to Child Justice, you receive a charitable deduction at their full market value – and you incur no capital gains tax (subject to IRS deduction limits). Please contact us to arrange a transfer to our brokerage account.
If you are 72 years and older you may donate up to $100,000 from your individual retirement account (IRA) to Child Justice as a charitable non-profit without having to treat the withdrawal as taxable income. The giving incentive is of particular value to individuals who do not claim itemized deductions on their tax return because the funds are sent directly to the non-profit from IRA accounts and are never counted as income. Consult your tax advisor on whether this is a viable option for you.
Let your legacy be one of caring for our most vulnerable by including Child Justice in your will or estate plans. Including Child Justice in your will or estate is a meaningful sign of your commitment to helping protect children and families during your lifetime, and can offer transformational opportunities to people who come after you. A bequest to Child Justice can be made through a provision in your estate planning documents (your will, a revocable trust or other applicable documents) and is a straightforward process. Please consult your legal and tax advisor for more information.
Support Child Justice every time you shop on Amazon! You must log into your Amazon account via smile.amazon.com each time you shop. Select Child Justice as your charity of choice and Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of eligible purchases.
To donate a used vehicle, please visit the vehicle donation site for Child Justice or call 855-500-7433. This is a free, convenient service for converting that extra car, truck, or RV into a tax deductible donation benefiting Child Justice!Get started online by clicking here.
Events raise money while raising awareness of Child Justice! They can be held in person at your home, a restaurant, wine bar, or brewery or done virtually through an online Facebook Fundraiser (birthday fundraisers continue to be very popular!), Zoom event, or other virtual hosting platform. Contact Director of Development Lisa Dowell for ideas or assistance by sending a message to lisa.dowell@child-justice.org.
Other Ways To Give
Join Child Justice as we work to protect children who have been abused and/or exposed to domestic violence. Your gift will truly change lives.
In order to maintain our heavy caseload, and respond to the increased requests for assistance, we depend on the generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations.
Browse the options below to learn how you can make a gift to support our work. With your help, we can ensure that children have a safe and stable future in which nurturing care is provided and their right to dignity and selfhood is protected. If you have any questions about making a gift to Child Justice, please contact Development Director Lisa Dowell at lisa.dowell@child-justice.org.
Our tax ID is: 46-2493549.
Contact Us
Online donations can be made directly from the Child Justice website by clicking here.
When donating by check, please make it payable to Child Justice, Inc. Please send your check to the following address:
Child Justice, Inc.
8720 Georgia Avenue, Suite 703
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Does your company offer matching gifts? Over 25,000 companies offer charitable matching gifts as an employee benefit. Contact your Human Resources representative for more information on whether your company has such an offering.
Donations of stocks and appreciated securities are one of the most cost-effective assets to use in making a gift to Child Justice. When you transfer ownership of holdings to Child Justice, you receive a charitable deduction at their full market value – and you incur no capital gains tax (subject to IRS deduction limits). Please contact us to arrange a transfer to our brokerage account.
If you are 72 years and older you may donate up to $100,000 from your individual retirement account (IRA) to Child Justice as a charitable non-profit without having to treat the withdrawal as taxable income. The giving incentive is of particular value to individuals who do not claim itemized deductions on their tax return because the funds are sent directly to the non-profit from IRA accounts and are never counted as income. Consult your tax advisor on whether this is a viable option for you.
Let your legacy be one of caring for our most vulnerable by including Child Justice in your will or estate plans. Including Child Justice in your will or estate is a meaningful sign of your commitment to helping protect children and families during your lifetime, and can offer transformational opportunities to people who come after you. A bequest to Child Justice can be made through a provision in your estate planning documents (your will, a revocable trust or other applicable documents) and is a straightforward process. Please consult your legal and tax advisor for more information.
Support Child Justice when you shop! Over 25,000 merchants give back when you join Givebacks. Visit: https://www.givebacks.com/join/CJI for details and to sign up.
To donate a used vehicle, please visit the vehicle donation site for Child Justice or call 855-500-7433. This is a free, convenient service for converting that extra car, truck, or RV into a tax deductible donation benefiting Child Justice!Get started online by clicking here.
Events raise money while raising awareness of Child Justice! They can be held in person at your home, a restaurant, wine bar, or brewery or done virtually through an online Facebook Fundraiser (birthday fundraisers continue to be very popular!), Zoom event, or other virtual hosting platform. Contact Director of Development Lisa Dowell for ideas or assistance by sending a message to lisa.dowell@child-justice.org.
Other Ways To Give
Join Child Justice as we work to protect children who have been abused and/or exposed to domestic violence. Your gift will truly change lives.
In order to maintain our heavy caseload, and respond to the increased requests for assistance, we depend on the generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations.
Browse the options below to learn how you can make a gift to support our work. With your help, we can ensure that children have a safe and stable future in which nurturing care is provided and their right to dignity and selfhood is protected. If you have any questions about making a gift to Child Justice, please contact Development Director Lisa Dowell at lisa.dowell@child-justice.org.
Our tax ID is: 46-2493549.
Contact Us
Online donations can be made directly from the Child Justice website by clicking here.
When donating by check, please make it payable to Child Justice, Inc. Please send your check to the following address:
Child Justice, Inc.
8720 Georgia Avenue, Suite 703
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Does your company offer matching gifts? Over 25,000 companies offer charitable matching gifts as an employee benefit. Contact your Human Resources representative for more information on whether your company has such an offering.
Donations of stocks and appreciated securities are one of the most cost-effective assets to use in making a gift to Child Justice. When you transfer ownership of holdings to Child Justice, you receive a charitable deduction at their full market value – and you incur no capital gains tax (subject to IRS deduction limits). Please contact us to arrange a transfer to our brokerage account.
If you are 72 years and older you may donate up to $100,000 from your individual retirement account (IRA) to Child Justice as a charitable non-profit without having to treat the withdrawal as taxable income. The giving incentive is of particular value to individuals who do not claim itemized deductions on their tax return because the funds are sent directly to the non-profit from IRA accounts and are never counted as income. Consult your tax advisor on whether this is a viable option for you.
Let your legacy be one of caring for our most vulnerable by including Child Justice in your will or estate plans. Including Child Justice in your will or estate is a meaningful sign of your commitment to helping protect children and families during your lifetime, and can offer transformational opportunities to people who come after you. A bequest to Child Justice can be made through a provision in your estate planning documents (your will, a revocable trust or other applicable documents) and is a straightforward process. Please consult your legal and tax advisor for more information.
Support Child Justice when you shop! Over 25,000 merchants give back when you join Givebacks. Visit: https://www.givebacks.com/join/CJI for details and to sign up.
To donate a used vehicle, please visit the vehicle donation site for Child Justice or call 855-500-7433. This is a free, convenient service for converting that extra car, truck, or RV into a tax deductible donation benefiting Child Justice!Get started online by clicking here.
Events raise money while raising awareness of Child Justice! They can be held in person at your home, a restaurant, wine bar, or brewery or done virtually through an online Facebook Fundraiser (birthday fundraisers continue to be very popular!), Zoom event, or other virtual hosting platform. Contact Director of Development Lisa Dowell for ideas or assistance by sending a message to lisa.dowell@child-justice.org.
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Never miss an important update or piece of news from Child Justice! Stay up to date with upcoming events, conferences, blog articles and more when you sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list now by by clicking here. (We promise not to share your personal information or spam you, either!)
Updates & News
02.06.24Advocacy Alert – SB365 and HB405 Hearings on the Qualification and Training of Child Custody Evaluators
In February, two bill hearings will come before the Maryland General Assembly that will directly impact Child Justice clients. SB365 and HB405 are companion…
11.01.23Be A Hero This Fall – The Insider
Find out what Child Justice has been up to this Fall! Our quarterly newsletter includes updates on the Maryland Supreme Court case involving expert…
07.18.23Summer News From Child Justice
It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award,…
04.01.23Spring News & Updates
The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as…
03.06.23Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law
The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing…
01.23.23Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari…
Updates & News
Never miss an important update or piece of news from Child Justice! Stay up to date with upcoming events, conferences, blog articles and more when you sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list now by by clicking here. (We promise not to share your personal information or spam you, either!)
- 02.06.24
Advocacy Alert – SB365 and HB405 Hearings on the Qualification and Training of Child Custody Evaluators
In February, two bill hearings will come before the Maryland General Assembly that will directly impact Child Justice clients. SB365 and HB405 are companion… - 11.01.23
Be A Hero This Fall – The Insider
Find out what Child Justice has been up to this Fall! Our quarterly newsletter includes updates on the Maryland Supreme Court case involving expert… - 07.18.23
Summer News From Child Justice
It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award,… - 04.01.23
Spring News & Updates
The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as… - 03.06.23
Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law
The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing… - 01.23.23
Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari…
Updates & News
Never miss an important update or piece of news from Child Justice! Stay up to date with upcoming events, conferences, blog articles and more when you sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list now by by clicking here. (We promise not to share your personal information or spam you, either!)
- 02.06.24
Advocacy Alert – SB365 and HB405 Hearings on the Qualification and Training of Child Custody Evaluators
In February, two bill hearings will come before the Maryland General Assembly that will directly impact Child Justice clients. SB365 and HB405 are companion… - 11.01.23
Be A Hero This Fall – The Insider
Find out what Child Justice has been up to this Fall! Our quarterly newsletter includes updates on the Maryland Supreme Court case involving expert… - 07.18.23
Summer News From Child Justice
It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award,… - 04.01.23
Spring News & Updates
The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as… - 03.06.23
Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law
The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing… - 01.23.23
Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari…
Updates & News
Never miss an important update or piece of news from Child Justice! Stay up to date with upcoming events, conferences, blog articles and more when you sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list now by by clicking here. (We promise not to share your personal information or spam you, either!)
- 02.06.24
Advocacy Alert – SB365 and HB405 Hearings on the Qualification and Training of Child Custody Evaluators
In February, two bill hearings will come before the Maryland General Assembly that will directly impact Child Justice clients. SB365 and HB405 are companion… - 11.01.23
Be A Hero This Fall – The Insider
Find out what Child Justice has been up to this Fall! Our quarterly newsletter includes updates on the Maryland Supreme Court case involving expert… - 07.18.23
Summer News From Child Justice
It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award,… - 04.01.23
Spring News & Updates
The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as… - 03.06.23
Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law
The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing… - 01.23.23
Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari…
