Supporting the DNC:

Online: To make a donation online to the Democratic National Committee, please click here.

Mail: When you are ready to donate by mail, please send your donation to:

Democratic National Committee, 430 South Capitol Street SE, PO Box 96585, Washington, DC 20077-7242. Please pair your donation with this mail-in donation form.

• If you intend to donate by check, please make your check payable to the “Democratic National Committee.” Should you prefer to pay by credit card, you can provide your personal credit card information in the donate by mail form linked above.
• There are a few pieces of information that campaign finance laws require us to gather from you. Please note that without your employer and occupation details, we are not legally allowed to accept the donation.
• If not mailing in the form above with your donation, please include the following information with your donation:
  • Full name
  • Address
  • Employer and occupation information
  • Phone number
  • Email address.

Phone: To make a donation over the phone, please call the DNC donation customer service line at 877-336-7200.

The DNC is committed to building a winning coalition to elect Democrats from coast to coast, up and down the ballot. Your donations fund innovative organizing and get out the vote efforts and state-of-the-art data and technology infrastructure. We invest in all 57 Democratic state and territory parties and are building a robust voter protection network to ensure every American has equal access to the polls.

You may make a donation to the Democratic National Committee if you:

• Are a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident (i.e., green card holder).
• Note: Americans living abroad will be asked for a copy of their passport photo page to ensure compliance with federal election law.
• Are at least eighteen years old.
• Are NOT a federal contractor.
• Contribute from your own funds.
• You cannot contribute funds that are being provided by another person or entity for the purpose of making this contribution.
• Make this contribution with your own personal credit card and not with a corporate or business credit card or a card issued to another person.
• The contribution is not made from the general treasury funds of a corporation, labor organization, or national bank.
• It is also not made from the treasury or funds of an entity or person who is a federal contractor or a federally registered foreign agent.

Yes. New online donations are made through our payment processing vendor, ActBlue. ActBlue is PCI compliant, which means they have passed rigorous security tests to ensure that donor credit cards are fully protected. ActBlue is also required to conduct quarterly security tests and annual external audits.

No, contributions or gifts to the Democratic National Committee are not tax deductible.

You can modify your monthly donation via the the ActBlue Portal. You can use the ActBlue Portal to:

• Modify the dollar amount of your monthly donation
• Update your payment details
• Cancel a recurring contribution
• Update your contact information

If you do not already have an ActBlue account, please visit here and create an account using the email address you provided with your donation.

If you have any questions or you are hoping to adjust a monthly donation not processed via ActBlue, please email grassrootspartners@dnc.org or call our member services team at 1-877-336-7200.

For any refund requests, please email the DNC Donor Cultivation team at grassrootspartners@dnc.org. You can also call us at 1-877-336-7200.

A donation receipt will be sent to you at the email address you provide on the donation form. If you select a recurring donation, you will be sent an individual receipt each month when your donation is processed.

The individual contribution limit to the DNC is $413,000 per calendar year:

• DNC General Fund (Limit: $41,300).
• DNC Recount and Litigation Account (Limit: $123,900): The Recount and Litigation Account may be used to defray expenses related to the preparation for and the conduct of election recounts, contests, and other legal proceedings, including the DNC’s vital work across the country to combat voter suppression and protect the right to vote and have that vote be counted.
• DNC Convention Account (Limit: $123,900): The Convention Account can be used to pay for any party expense related to planning or putting on the Convention, including the site selection work that began in earnest in early 2022. Because there is no longer any federal funding for political conventions, your support is needed to help pay for the event.
• DNC Victory Fund (Limit: $41,300): The DNC Victory Fund helps support federal candidates and other affiliated Democratic committees.
• DNC State Fund (Limit: $123,900): The State Fund supports state parties and candidates, building stronger and more vibrant state Democratic parties.

A testamentary gift can be a deeply meaningful symbol of the life that you led and of the legacy you’re leaving behind.

Your gift costs nothing today but will transform the lives of generations to come.

We understand it’s hard to know what the future holds or what your needs might be. A gift in your will can be written so that we receive your gift ONLY if your family’s needs are met. A gift of even 1% of your assets, leaving 99% for family and other loved ones, is a wonderful way to support a just future for all.

Donating to the Democratic Party is an investment in our nation’s future. Protecting democracy, uplifting working families, and ensuring a just society is an ongoing battle, and your contribution will help us create lasting change from the national to the local level.

You can leave a gift to the Democratic National Committee by bequest in your will or trust. To name the DNC as a beneficiary, please use our legal designation below:

Democratic National Committee
430 South Capitol Street Southeast, Washington, DC 20003
Federal Tax ID # 52-1518364.
Email: plannedgiving@dnc.org
Phone: 202-853-6391

Please note that any gifts to the DNC in your will or trust are not tax deductible. After your lifetime, when your gift comes to the DNC, it will be subject to annual individual contribution limits.

For more information, please review the informational guide below:

DNC’s Legacy Gift Guide PDF

Judith Deiro

Judith Deiro, Ph.D., grew up on an apple farm in Yakima — a special, close-knit community in the heart of central Washington.

From a young age, Dr. Deiro advocated for the success of Democrats. Her political activism was inspired by the leadership of her uncle, a sociology professor at Oklahoma State University during the social justice movements of the 1960s. As a college student at Oklahoma State, she worked on the off-campus paper, fought for racial equity, stood against the Vietnam War, and cast her very first vote in 1968 for George McGovern.

In 1977, after eight years in direct social services, Dr. Deiro began her lifetime career as a professor. Devoted to helping students confront and address social and personal problems, Dr. Deiro ultimately prepared hundreds of individuals for various roles in the helping professions. In 2015, Dr. Deiro retired from Western Washington University, Human Services Program, and is now politically active, inspiring others to be politically active, and pursuing her creative hobbies of writing, drawing, and beading.

Dr. Deiro’s lifetime passion is to help people reach their fullest potential. When reflecting on her life in service, Dr. Deiro recognizes the ideas and values embedded in her education, her working career, and the Democratic Party as most influential in helping her reach for her fullest potential. For this reason, she decided to name the Democratic National Committee as a beneficiary of her estate — to thank them for making her life better, and to support the younger generations of Democrats as they continue to advocate for the ideas and political positions she treasures.

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Fred Lafayette Prince
July 12, 1932 – July 21, 2023

Fred Prince was born in the area of Campobello, South Carolina, and spent his youth there in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

He briefly served in the Army before attending a local community college, later transferring to Florida State University where he pursued a degree in economics. Mr. Prince was a career economist with the U.S. Department of Commerce in Washington, D.C., and he later served as a Deputy Director for a staff element within the Office of Public Affairs.

As a life-long supporter of the Democratic Party and the tenets of a democratic society, Mr. Prince decided to name the Democratic National Committee as a beneficiary of his estate.

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If you are considering including a gift to the DNC in your estate planning, please consult your attorney or financial adviser, and contact our office at 202-853-6391 or email plannedgiving@dnc.org with any questions.

We’re Fighting for a Brighter, More Equal Future, Together.

Our team is sincerely grateful for your meaningful commitment to our work. We’d love to provide you with more information about crafting a legacy gift with the DNC, learn more about your goals, and answer any questions you may have.

If you or your attorney have any questions, please contact us:

Email: plannedgiving@dnc.org
Phone: 202-853-6391
Democratic National Committee
Attn: Planned Giving
430 South Capitol Street Southeast
Washington, DC 20003

We cannot offer any legal or financial advice. Always discuss your plans and options with an experienced attorney.

You can mail contributions to:

Democratic National Committee
430 South Capitol Street SE
PO Box 96585
Washington, DC 20077-7242

Download this form to submit with your check or to fill out your personal credit card information. Please make your check payable to the DNC.

Contributions or gifts to the Democratic National Committee are not tax deductible.

Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the name, mailing address, occupation, and name of employer of individuals whose contributions exceed $200 in a calendar year. Contributions from corporations, labor unions, national banks, and federal contractors are prohibited. The DNC does not accept contributions from registered foreign agents or minors under the age of 16. Only United States citizens and lawfully admitted permanent residents may contribute to the DNC. Your contribution may not be made using funds provided to you by another person or entity for the purpose of making this contribution.