ICT DONATION FAQ
You can change your address by emailing us at [email protected], calling us at (202) 785-1515 or sending a letter to:
ICT
1825 Jefferson Pl, NW
Washington, DC 20036
ICT
1825 Jefferson Pl, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Yes! ICT is a registered 501(c)3 organization and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
Donations to ICT can be made a variety of ways all of which are listed here: https://savetibet.org/support-tibet
52-1570071
Please reach out to us by emailing us at [email protected] or calling (202) 785-1515.
Thank you for your support! You can join through our secure website here »
Thank you for your interest. We understand and appreciate your desire to help the people of Tibet. When you sign up to receive our email updates and text messages, you will receive an array of full communications of ICT. They will include calls to action to help, events, news, and other options to help in addition to requests for a donation. We understand everyone has a budget and you do not have to give monetarily to take action that will benefit the Tibetan people, but you still will receive the requests for donations when it may be an option in the future. www.savetibet.org
Our Friends of Tibet supporters make a special commitment to Tibet by providing steady, reliable core funding for ICT. Thanks to your monthly pledge, we know we will have the funds available when needed to respond to emergencies and sustain our ongoing programmatic work. You can sign up to be one of our Friends of Tibet here »
Please reach out to us by emailing [email protected] or calling at: (202) 785-1515
You can use our secure online information change form at: https://savetibet.org/friends-of-tibet-change or call us at: (202) 785-1515
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Please contact us by sending an email to [email protected] or calling (202) 785-1515. Please include the address and name(s) used on both mailings and let us know which one is correct. We will consolidate your records.
The majority of ICT’s work is funded by our members through individual personal donations. ICT receives no US governmental funding or corporate grants.
Extremely! We work hard to make the most of your donation, putting it to work to spread awareness, build on past success, and support legislative action. We invite you to explore our website to learn about all the accomplishments. Visit us at www.savetibet.org
Please visit our online shop here: https://savetibetstore.org
We’re proud to share that ICT has earned a 2024 Gold Seal of Transparency from Guide Star, the world’s largest source of information on nonprofit organizations! By adding information about our goals, strategies, capabilities, and vision, we are shining a spotlight on the difference we help make in the world. You can learn more about our rating and what Guide Star has to say here. International Campaign for Tibet – GuideStar Profile
You can read our privacy policy here: https://savetibet.org/what-we-do/privacy-policy
Your gift to ICT may be doubled or even tripled if your employer sponsors a matching gift program that matches tax-deductible charitable contributions made by their employees. Some companies also match gifts made by retirees and/or spouses. Information to submit to your employer can be found here: https://savetibet.org/support-tibet/other-ways-to-give/#employMatch
Yes. You can learn more here: https://savetibet.org/support-tibet/other-ways-to-give
Yes—legacy donations are deeply appreciated and make a lasting impact on our work for Tibet. You can learn more about it here: https://savetibet.org/support-tibet/planned-giving
Yes, every year an independent auditing firm audits ICT’s finances. You can read those audits and review our 990 tax filings with the IRS here: https://savetibet.org/what-we-do/reports
Please reach out via email at [email protected] or calling us at: (202) 785-1515
ICT does not accept gift cards. If you have received a request for a donation via a gift card, please treat this as a scam. You can learn more about gift card scams here: https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud
ICT–Europe, which is based in Amsterdam, and is affiliated with the International Campaign for Tibet does have canvasing teams that do door to door outreach to raise awareness and ask for funds. However, this type of fundraising is only conducted in The Netherlands. If you are approached in the United States, in person by someone claiming to raise funds for the International Campaign for Tibet, please treat this as a scam.
ICT does send text messages with news, petition updates, and occasionally fundraising requests, but only to people who actively opt-in to ICT’s SMS program. ICT does not send unsolicited text messages.
The International Campaign for Tibet does not work with external telemarketing firms to solicit donations. ICT staff periodically call our members to thank them for their donation and to see if they have any questions about the work we do.
You can read our privacy policy here: https://savetibet.org/what-we-do/privacy-policy
Yes, and you can read it here: https://savetibet.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Gift-Acceptance-Policy-2023.pdf
With the ever-increasing number of scams that come from emails, texts, and phone calls, we urge everyone to educate themselves on the different ways scammers attempt to defraud people. The AARP has a detailed website with multiple videos and articles on the ever-changing types of scams. You can explore those resources here: https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud
Additionally, please note that:
- Employees of the International Campaign for Tibet identify themselves by name and are listed on our website.
- Emails from the international Campaign for Tibet, Richard Gere, or Tencho Gyatso on behalf of ICT only come from emails ending in @savetibet.org addresses.
- ICT does not send emails from Gmail accounts or other email addresses except those ending in @savetibet.org.
- If you receive a request for a donation and it does not match the above information, or you are suspicious that it is a scam, please ask us for clarification at [email protected].
- If you are concerned that you are a victim of fraud, you can learn more about what to do on the AARP’s website here: https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud/
You can change your address by emailing us at [email protected], calling us at (202) 785-1515 or sending a letter to:
ICT
1825 Jefferson Pl, NW
Washington, DC 20036
ICT
1825 Jefferson Pl, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Yes! ICT is a registered 501(c)3 organization and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
Donations to ICT can be made a variety of ways all of which are listed here: https://savetibet.org/support-tibet
52-1570071
Please reach out to us by emailing us at [email protected] or calling (202) 785-1515.
Thank you for your support! You can join through our secure website here »
Thank you for your interest. We understand and appreciate your desire to help the people of Tibet. When you sign up to receive our email updates and text messages, you will receive an array of full communications of ICT. They will include calls to action to help, events, news, and other options to help in addition to requests for a donation. We understand everyone has a budget and you do not have to give monetarily to take action that will benefit the Tibetan people, but you still will receive the requests for donations when it may be an option in the future. www.savetibet.org
Our Friends of Tibet supporters make a special commitment to Tibet by providing steady, reliable core funding for ICT. Thanks to your monthly pledge, we know we will have the funds available when needed to respond to emergencies and sustain our ongoing programmatic work. You can sign up to be one of our Friends of Tibet here »
Please reach out to us by emailing [email protected] or calling at: (202) 785-1515
You can use our secure online information change form at: https://savetibet.org/friends-of-tibet-change or call us at: (202) 785-1515
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Please contact us by sending an email to [email protected] or calling (202) 785-1515. Please include the address and name(s) used on both mailings and let us know which one is correct. We will consolidate your records.
The majority of ICT’s work is funded by our members through individual personal donations. ICT receives no US governmental funding or corporate grants.
Extremely! We work hard to make the most of your donation, putting it to work to spread awareness, build on past success, and support legislative action. We invite you to explore our website to learn about all the accomplishments. Visit us at www.savetibet.org
Please visit our online shop here: https://savetibetstore.org
We’re proud to share that ICT has earned a 2024 Gold Seal of Transparency from Guide Star, the world’s largest source of information on nonprofit organizations! By adding information about our goals, strategies, capabilities, and vision, we are shining a spotlight on the difference we help make in the world. You can learn more about our rating and what Guide Star has to say here. International Campaign for Tibet – GuideStar Profile
You can read our privacy policy here: https://savetibet.org/what-we-do/privacy-policy
Your gift to ICT may be doubled or even tripled if your employer sponsors a matching gift program that matches tax-deductible charitable contributions made by their employees. Some companies also match gifts made by retirees and/or spouses. Information to submit to your employer can be found here: https://savetibet.org/support-tibet/other-ways-to-give/#employMatch
Yes. You can learn more here: https://savetibet.org/support-tibet/other-ways-to-give
Yes—legacy donations are deeply appreciated and make a lasting impact on our work for Tibet. You can learn more about it here: https://savetibet.org/support-tibet/planned-giving
Yes, every year an independent auditing firm audits ICT’s finances. You can read those audits and review our 990 tax filings with the IRS here: https://savetibet.org/what-we-do/reports
Please reach out via email at [email protected] or calling us at: (202) 785-1515
ICT does not accept gift cards. If you have received a request for a donation via a gift card, please treat this as a scam. You can learn more about gift card scams here: https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud
ICT–Europe, which is based in Amsterdam, and is affiliated with the International Campaign for Tibet does have canvasing teams that do door to door outreach to raise awareness and ask for funds. However, this type of fundraising is only conducted in The Netherlands. If you are approached in the United States, in person by someone claiming to raise funds for the International Campaign for Tibet, please treat this as a scam.
ICT does send text messages with news, petition updates, and occasionally fundraising requests, but only to people who actively opt-in to ICT’s SMS program. ICT does not send unsolicited text messages.
The International Campaign for Tibet does not work with external telemarketing firms to solicit donations. ICT staff periodically call our members to thank them for their donation and to see if they have any questions about the work we do.
You can read our privacy policy here: https://savetibet.org/what-we-do/privacy-policy
Yes, and you can read it here: https://savetibet.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Gift-Acceptance-Policy-2023.pdf
With the ever-increasing number of scams that come from emails, texts, and phone calls, we urge everyone to educate themselves on the different ways scammers attempt to defraud people. The AARP has a detailed website with multiple videos and articles on the ever-changing types of scams. You can explore those resources here: https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud
Additionally, please note that:
- Employees of the International Campaign for Tibet identify themselves by name and are listed on our website.
- Emails from the international Campaign for Tibet, Richard Gere, or Tencho Gyatso on behalf of ICT only come from emails ending in @savetibet.org addresses.
- ICT does not send emails from Gmail accounts or other email addresses except those ending in @savetibet.org.
- If you receive a request for a donation and it does not match the above information, or you are suspicious that it is a scam, please ask us for clarification at [email protected].
- If you are concerned that you are a victim of fraud, you can learn more about what to do on the AARP’s website here: https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud/
