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Thank you for thinking of supporting the Center for Medicare Advocacy again – and if this is your first time here, welcome to CMA’s community of Bridgemakers!

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  1. Who are CMA’s Bridgemakers?
  2. Donate Now by Credit Card or PayPal
  3. Mailing Address and Tax ID Number (EIN)
  4. Smart Giving
    • Planned Giving – Build a Legacy with CMA
    • Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs)
    • Qualified Charitable Distribution via IRA
    • Stocks & Other Securities
    • Cryptocurrency
  5. Explore Our Impact in CMA's Annual Report

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Who are CMA’s Bridgemakers?

We are staff and volunteers from local and national health care organizations. We are advocates, and attorneys. We are currently enrolled in Medicare or we will be in the future. We are family, friends, and caregivers. We are health care providers, doctors, nurses, researchers, policymakers, and everyone searching to create a better health care system now, and for the future.

The Center for Medicare Advocacy is more resolute than ever in our non-partisan mission to advance access to comprehensive Medicare coverage, health equity, and quality health care for older adults and people with disabilities.

Here’s how your donation makes an impact with CMA:

  • Helping those enrolled in Medicare RIGHT NOW to navigate the puzzling maze of the Medicare program and obtain the necessary care that they need
  • Educating through our popular free live webinars and weekly newsletter, the CMA Alert, on topics such as Enrollment, Medicare 101, and Nursing Home Reform
  • Breaking down barriers to care that Medicare beneficiaries face, particularly those with chronic conditions
  • Advocating for stronger consumer protections and oversight of Medicare Advantage plans, and educating on the dangers of an increasingly privatized Medicare program
  • Working with policymakers with whom we agree on particular issues, regardless of political party
  • Litigating, when necessary, to protect and improve Medicare for those in need

Over 66 million Medicare beneficiaries deserve no less.

The unwavering advocacy that CMA provides for a strong traditional Medicare program needs your support now more than ever, as proponents of privatization gain more influence. Please support the Center for Medicare Advocacy today and join CMA’s Bridgemakers!

Individuals who contribute $1,000 and above become part of the Founder’s Circle joining CMA’s visionary founder, Judy Stein, and others in major gift support for our work to help older adults and people with disabilities obtain vital health care. To learn more, please visit our Founder’s Circle webpage.

Donate Now by Credit Card or PayPal

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Mailing Address and Tax ID Number (EIN)

If you prefer to donate by check (payable to Center for Medicare Advocacy), you can mail your check to:

Center for Medicare Advocacy
P.O. Box 350
Willimantic, CT 06226

Our tax identification number (EIN) is 06-1172509

Smart Giving

Planned Giving – Build a Legacy with CMA

Planned gifts (most commonly a donation made in your will or trust) cost nothing today and allow you to make an incredible impact, which is why so many people choose to make them.

Build Your Legacy

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Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs)

Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs) are investment accounts for the sole purpose of supporting charitable organizations today. This tool automatically links with your DAF, allows you to recommend how you’d like your gift to be used and notifies CMA of your intentions. Using the link below to grant from your DAF also saves us a lot of time, so thank you! It’s a great way to ensure consistent financial support while saving cash for immediate needs.

Give from my DAF

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Qualified Charitable Distribution via IRA

What is a Qualified Charitable Distribution or QCD?

Use QCD’s to manage your required minimum distributions from your IRA (Individual Retirement Account). A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) allows individuals who are 701/2 years old or older to donate up to $105,000 total to one or more charities directly from a taxable IRA instead of taking their required minimum distributions. As a result, donors may avoid being pushed into higher income tax brackets and prevent phaseouts of other tax deductions.

QCDs are an excellent opportunity to make a gift to the Center for Medicare Advocacy and optimize the tax benefits of giving. By using the link below to give from your IRA, you can auto-complete your paperwork, and we can track your gift to send you the proper tax receipts.

Give from my IRA

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Stocks & Other Securities

Donating stocks allows you to avoid capital gains tax and often take a charitable deduction for the full value of the asset. Use our free tool to donate stock so we can track your gift, send you the correct receipt, and ensure you can get the tax savings you deserve. If you would prefer to make your donation through your broker, access our transfer information from the link below to notify CMA of your gift.

Give a Gift of Stock

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Cryptocurrency

We now accept donations of Ethereum, Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies! This gives us one more way to fund our work and can provide you with extra tax benefits.

Give a Gift of Crypto

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If you have any questions, or have already included the Center for Medicare Advocacy in your will or trust, please contact CMA Development Director Jeff Wiseman at JWiseman@MedicareAdvocacy.org


Explore Our Impact in CMA’s Annual Report

See the Work Your Donation Supports

We hope our Annual Impact Report inspires you, as your participation in CMA’s mission inspires us. As part of our community, you reinforce our commitment to enhancing the lives of Medicare beneficiaries and their families across the country.

If you would like to make a donation to CMA, your gift will immediately make an impact to help build a bridge to better health care for generations of future Medicare beneficiaries.

Thank you for your consideration!

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