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Who WE ARE?
The Supply Chain Project introduces nonprofits to supply chain solutions and service providers with offerings explicitly curated. It then augments their impact with training, consulting support, and logistic assistance among their partners.
We materialize supply chain initiatives to help collect and distribute goods and services. We strive to usher in the renaissance of corporate giving and assist in matching demand with supply. We also seek manufacturers or service providers with delivery equipment and potential temporary warehousing space to leverage spot capacity in various areas.
MAKE YOUR DONATION THROUGH THE SUPPLY CHAIN PROJECT
As a donor, you are entitled to a tax deduction for the total market value of the donated items. When deciding what to grant, remember that the nonprofit you select should be able to use the items you donate. It is also important to make sure that your donation is tax-deductible.
The Supply Chain Project guides you to do that. You will receive guidance on how to repurpose items, be matched with a non-profit that aligns with your cause, and receive support with your tax declaration while also supporting a great cause.
WHAT KIND OF DONATIONS CAN YOU MAKE?
Financials
When you donate to our cause, you help us provide technology, logistic support, training, and consulting services to different non-profits that work with us.
By doing so, you make a valuable contribution to our work and help us achieve our mission.
WE CAN INCREASE OUR IMPACT AND SUPPORT MORE NON-PROFITS AT LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS.
wHAT KIND OF DONATIONS CAN YOU MAKE?
Gifts and In-kind
Donating gifts and in-kind items is a great way to help others while also getting a tax deduction. When considering a donation, it is important to remember that the IRS has specific rules about what can be deducted. The items must be in good condition, and you must have receipts or other documentation to prove their value.
the supply chain project helps you to connect with different nonprofits, can advise what kind of items are applicable for donations, and supports you in your reporting.
“take the best from the for-profit supply chain world and marry it with the best of the nonprofit to create a solution that works for everyone”
steven robinson
What can you do for me if I donate?
Did you know that by donating through The Supply Chain Project, you can help support a number of different non-profits?
We facilitate contact with different non-profits, so you can be sure that your donation will go to a cause you care about.
Plus, you will have access to impact reports that you can customize for your CSR projects. So not only will you be helping out a worthy cause,
but you'll also be able to track the impact of your donation.
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