Fuel the Frontlines

Your financial contribution to Frontline Collective directly empowers the mission and gifts to the general fund are directed to areas of greatest need to carry the mission forward. We make every reasonable effort, consistent with our charitable purpose and operating budget, to honor preferences expressed by our partners regarding the use of their gifts. To preserve the integrity of our charitable mission and comply with IRS requirements, Frontline Collective retains full discretion and control over all donated funds. While we will make every reasonable attempt to accommodate donor preferences, any designation regarding how a gift should be used is considered advisory only and is not binding on the organization.

Frontline Collective follows ECFA Standard 7.2, which states: “Occasionally, givers request a refund of a charitable gift they made previously. Since contributions must be irrevocable to qualify for a charitable deduction, there generally is no basis to return a charitable gift to a donor.” However, on rare occasions a donation may be refunded if a gift was made in error, and it was clearly not the intent of the donor to initiate the charitable donation in the first place. This will be reviewed by our finance team on a case-by-case basis.

Frontline Collective is a nonprofit corporation in the State of Colorado and is recognized by the IRS as a tax-exempt public charity and mission society under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions made to Frontline Collective are tax-deductible to the fullest extent provided by law. Nothing contained on this website is or should be construed to be legal advice and we recommend that donors retain their giving records and consult a tax advisor or legal representative regarding any questions pertaining to deductibility.

Please reach out to finance@frontlinecollective.org if you have any giving-related questions.