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When you donate to WATCH, you help grow the voice of tenants, immigrants and other Waltham residents who are working to build a stronger, fairer community. Your gift supports tangible, long-lasting improvements in our community! As a WATCH contributor, you will also have a chance to connect with like-minded neighbors. And, a donation to WATCH is tax deductible.
Here are some examples of what your donation could do:$500: Support an adult English student in gaining the language skills to get a better job $250: Draw in five new local residents who will to get involved to fight for more healthy and affordable housing $100: Purchase light bulbs, caulk and spray foam insulation to make low-income tenants and owners' homes more energy efficient, affordable and healthy $50: Train a single mother on tenant-landlord law so and help her negotiate with her landlord for safer housing conditions $35: Train a new tutor on how to successfully help a neighbor improve his/her English language skills If you’d prefer to mail your gift, make your check out to WATCH and mail it to: WATCH, 517 Moody Street, Waltham, MA 02453 If your company has a matching grant program, please submit your donation information to your employer so that WATCH may benefit doubly from your generosity! WATCH's tax ID number is: 22-2918528 Leave a legacy: You can name WATCH as a beneficiary in your will or retirement account. Speak with your attorney or financial planner or contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to learn more. Where does WATCH get its annual income? Corporate or foundation grants for which WATCH must apply annually: 32% Contributions from community members like you: 22% Corporate & organizational gifts & sponsorships: 21% Rental income from 3 affordable units we lease to local low-income residents: 17% Program income from our class fees: 6% Government sources: 2% How does WATCH spend its annual funding? Community Organizing around affordable housing and immigrants rights: 25% Homebuyer Classes and the Housing Clinic: 6% Energy efficiency barnraisings: 6% Adult education in English, leadership & life skills: 28% Affordable Housing property management & mortgages: 14% Fundraising: 6% Administration: 15% .
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