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Donations to Dunelm USA

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Donations to Dunelm USA

Dunelm USA (formerly the North American Foundation for the University of Durham) is an independent, tax-exempt public charitable organisation under Section 501 (C) (3) of the US Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible to persons subject to US income tax.

The EIN for Dunelm USA is: 52-1775682

Make a Donation

Dunelm USA supports Durham University in four distinct areas:

  • Providing scholarships support – including for North American students;
  • Sustaining excellence in Durham University’s research activities;
  • Enhancing the physical learning environment and facilities at Durham;
  • Providing endowment support for the University’s core educational and charitable activities.

All donations to Dunelm USA must be made in United States Dollars (USD).

Donations can be made to Dunelm USA most easily in the following four ways:

1) Check
2) Bank Transfer
3) Online Giving (for single and regular donations)

Online donations can be made here: https://www.dunelmusa.org/form/

4) Gift of Shares 

 


Dunelm USA also receives donations for other specific projects approved by its Board of Directors. if you would like your donation to fund a project not listed, please use the Other option on the gift form and correspond with the Board to indicate your intent.

About your contributions to Dunelm USA

Contributions to Dunelm USA, a tax-exempt public charitable organization under Section 501 (C) (3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code, are tax-deductible by persons subject to United States income taxation. As a US 501 (C) (3) charity, all DunelmUSA’s transactions are conducted and accounted for in US dollars. In general, individual donations are aggregated by Dunelm USA through batch processing. This means that individual donations are not immediately available for application to grant activity. However, the net effective yield to Dunelm USA grant making capability is higher with batch processing as the various fees associated with moving individual donations are reduced through aggregation.