Does the form take a payment?
No. It sends the amount, frequency and contact details you provide as an inquiry. Submitting it does not charge you or authorize a recurring payment.
What can a contribution support?
NPF's educational work includes parenting guides, printable family tools, source checking and learning materials. If you propose a restriction, discuss it with NPF before arranging the contribution.
Can I discuss regular support?
Yes. Choose Monthly on the inquiry form to describe that interest. Any arrangement, method and changes would need separate agreement.
How do I know the inquiry was received?
A successful submission provides a reference number. It confirms receipt of your inquiry, not a payment. If the website cannot confirm receipt, it explains the uncertainty and retains your entries.
How do I ask about records or a contribution already made?
Use contribution support. Include your inquiry reference or the record of an actual contribution where relevant. Do not send full card details or bank access credentials.
Is a contribution tax deductible?
NPF is registered as a nonprofit corporation in the District of Columbia. That registration does not establish federal tax exemption or the deductibility of a contribution. This website does not represent contributions as federally tax deductible. Request the relevant documentation before relying on a tax treatment, and discuss your circumstances with a qualified tax adviser.
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Will I receive email updates?
Only if you separately choose to subscribe and confirm your email. You can leave the update choice unchecked and still send a contribution inquiry. Unsubscribing affects updates, not a separately agreed contribution arrangement.
Who can answer another question?
Contribution support handles proposed contributions and giving questions. Contact NPF for another organizational matter.