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SUPPORTING RMS
Everyday Giving
Grocery Scrip
Target’s Take Charge of Education Program
Amazon
School Pop
Boulder Bookstore
Annual Campaign
Cash Contributions
Employer Matching Grants
An Evening with Friends
Corporate Support
Stocks and Bonds
Charitable Trusts
Alumni Giving
 

Rocky Mountain School for the Gifted and Creative is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (c) 3 non profit education organization. Tuition covers 92% of the actual operating costs. We rely on non-tuition based revenue from fund raising events, activities and donations to make up the difference between revenue earned from tuition and the actual expense of providing our program and services. Please review these options and find the ways that you can support Rocky Mountain School. Thank you.

EVERYDAY GIVING
Here are a few opportunities that can generate additional revenue for RMS while you continue the routine activities of your daily life.


GROCERY SCRIP
Purchase grocery scrip from RMS that is redeemable at King Soopers, Safeway or Alfalfa's/Wild Oats. We purchase scrip at 3% - 5% below face value. You buy the scrip at face value. Use the scrip like cash. We can provide an Albertson's card to scan when you make purchases there. Albertson's donates a percent of your purchase to RMS. To order or purchase scrip or an Albertson's card, email reception@rms.org or call 303-545-9230 x 100. 

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TARGET'S “TAKE CHARGE OF EDUCATION" PROGRAM 
Designate Rocky Mountain School as the beneficiary of 1% of the purchases made on your Target Visa charge card. Enroll an existing Target Visa card or apply for a new account. It's easy. Just logon to select.

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AMAZON.COM
When you buy products (books, CDs, videos, DVDs) from Amazon.com after clicking the link on this page, Rocky Mountain School will receive 5% of your purchase amount in cash. Please tell your friends, family and associates. The cost is the same to you, and the school benefits greatly. 

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SCHOOLPOP.COM
At Schoolpop, you can help Rocky Mountain School earn contributions all year long by shopping at hundreds of name-brand merchants online, in stores, through catalogs, with gift cards or with the Schoolpop credit card. It’s so simple – start shopping and earning today! Enter the Rocky Mountain School for the Gifted and Creative organization #120428 and we will receive a portion of the amount you spend at no additional cost to you! www.Schoolpop.com 

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BOULDER BOOKSTORE SCRIP
Support independent bookstores and Rocky Mountain School at the same time. You can order gift certificates redeemable at Boulder Bookstore in any amount you desire. RMS pays 80% of the face value when we purchase them on your behalf. You can call 303-545-9230 x 100 or email reception@rms.org to arrange for Boulder Bookstore gift certificates. 

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ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
The Annual Campaign is a focused, time limited campaign to raise $55,000 toward the operating expenses of the school. The campaign runs from November 2007 through December 2007. Your contributions to the Annual Campaign are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by the Internal Revenue Service. For more information, contact Barbara Mitchell Hutton at blmh@rms.org

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CASH CONTRIBUTIONS
Rocky Mountain School is recognized as a tax exempt, charitable organization by IRS.  Your cash contribution to the school is tax deductible.  We accept cash contributions any time and provide written confirmation of your donation. 

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EMPLOYER MATCHING GRANTS
Many corporations support employee contributions to non profit organizations like Rocky Mountain School by matching part or all of their employee contributions.  To find out if your employer offers this type of support, contact the Human Resources department.  We will gladly complete any forms or provide any information that is required. 

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AN EVENING WITH FRIENDS
Mark your calendar now for An Evening with Friends 2008.  This fund raising event features a live and silent auction, a renowned buffet dinner prepared by Chef Jim Spink, and entertainment.  An Evening with Friends will be held on April 11, 2008 at the Lionsgate Event Center in Lafayette. Your attendance at this festive event is important to its success.  If you would like information about becoming a corporate or individual event sponsor, please contact Barbara Mitchell Hutton at blmh@rms.org 

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CORPORATE SUPPORT

Many corporations have foundations or other associated charitable arms.  Rocky Mountain School has specific programs and needs that match the mission and interests of many corporate programs.  For more information about how corporate resources and the needs of RMS may be a match, please contact Barbara Mitchell Hutton at blmh@rms.org 

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STOCKS AND BONDS
Rocky Mountain School accepts contributions of stocks and bonds.  It is the policy of the Board of Directors to liquidate contributions of stocks and bonds to ensure the donors intended contribution value.  The receipts of the stock and bond sales are deposited into a money market account.  For information on donating stocks or bonds, contact Barbara Mitchell Hutton, blmh@rms.org, or 303-545-9230 x 101. 

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CHARITABLE TRUSTS
A Charitable Remainder Trust allows taxpayers to reduce estate taxes, eliminate capital gains, claim an income tax deduction, and benefit charities. CRT's are irrevocable trusts that actually provide for and maintain two sets of beneficiaries. The first set are the income beneficiaries (you and, if married, a spouse). Income beneficiaries receive a set percentage of income for your lifetime from the trust. The second beneficiary would be Rocky Mountain School which would receive the principal of the trust after the income beneficiaries pass away.

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ALUMNI GIVING
Over 170 students are alumni of Rocky Mountain School.  By their own report, their families have been profoundly affected by the programs, services and support they received. Contributions from alumni families are dedicated to tuition assistance for future students!  

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