Donations
The Gateway Chapter of the Paralyzed Veterans of America does not receive any federal government funding, so we depend upon the generosity of the general public to help our paralyzed veterans live their lives as normally as possible. All donations are used to continue the many programs in place at the Chapter.
We have many ways to donate!
Checks & Cash - Please make checks payable to “Gateway PVA” or “GPVA” and write “for deposit only” on the back. If you are donating "in the memory of," please write their name on the memo of your check and forward us the address of deceased’s family and we will send them an acknowledgment of your donation.
Please send to the following address:
Gateway PVA
1311 Lindbergh Plaza Center
St. Louis, MO 63132
Donate Online - If you wish to make an online donation to Gateway, we accept Mastercard, Visa, and American Express. Additionally, you may use PayPal to make a secure donation to our organization just by clicking the link below:
The Gateway Chapter PVA is a 501(c)(3), non-profit veterans organization. This means your donation should be tax-deductible. Our FEIN# is 51-0217506. Upon receiving your donation we will send you a receipt for tax purposes.
Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) - Gateway Region
The Gateway Chapter PVA is included in the local CFC Gateway region Charity List. The CFC Charity List is a display of national, international, and local organizations that have met CFC eligibility requirements. To register your pledge please click on the CFC logo above, follow the prompts and select our CFC code 12617.
Wheels Helping Warriors - Vehicle Donation Program
Considering a new car? Throwing in the towel on an old motorcycle that won't run? Looking to get rid of an ATV? In all situations, Paralyzed Veterans of America's Wheels Helping Warriors Vehicle Donation program is a perfect outlet for your generosity. It's easy to donate. Be sure your title is on hand, fill out the online form at pva.careasy.org/HOME or call (877) 900-8387. We will schedule the pickup free of charge and donors receive a tax deduction for the donation.
Planned Giving:
In addition to being one of the simplest ways to distribute your estate, your estate planning documents such as wills and trusts can also be a creative vehicle through which to make thoughtful gifts that may reduce your estate tax and other taxes.
After providing for the needs of your loved ones, you may choose one of several ways to benefit the Gateway Chapter of the Paralyzed Veterans of America, a charitable organization you may have enjoyed supporting in the past.
By having your attorney revise your trust agreement, or other estate planning instrument, you may provide for Gateway PVA with provisions of a certain dollar amount, specific property, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder of your estate after your loved ones have been considered. You may also wish to name us as a charitable recipient in case your heirs do not survive you.
Contact our office for more information on planned giving or visit this link.
GPVA Friends:
Thank you so very much to all of our supporters for helping us to achieve our mission!
∙ Jim Canoy for organizing a Family and Friends golf tournament in his uncle, Denis Canoy's, memory and donating the proceeds to Gateway PVA.
∙ Emerson for their generous support of our Annual Jack Buck Golf Tournament.
∙ Anheuser Busch for their donations to our Annual Jack Buck Golf Tournament.
∙ The High Ridge Elks Lodge as well as the Oakville Elks Lodge, for their continual support of the local Jefferson Barracks Spinal Cord Unit Sports Program.
∙ STAR Touring and Riding Association and the Missouri Stars Chapter for their annual support.
∙ Master Jack Harvey/Kuk Sool Won of St. Charles, MO for their much appreciated annual support.
∙ Combat Veterans Motorcycle Club for their continued fundraising.
∙ NAPA Gateway BDG for their continued fundraising.
∙ Berkley VFW for their continued fundraising.