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Supporting UnderPrivileged Americans Inc. (SUPA. Inc.)

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S.T.E.A.M.

S.T.E.A.M. is an educational approach to learning that uses Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics as a means for inquiry, conversation, and critical thinking.

A SUPA STEAM Academy will serve as an extension of informal learning environments for teens and young adults. The SUPA STEAM Academy will provide an expanded offering of STEAM curriculum and programming for innovation and discovery.

Give Now!  We need support from people and organizations like yours to help us grow our programs, expand our reach, and operate an innovative not-for-profit organization that will offer unique technology learning experiences to create progress and prosperity now and for generations to come.

 

Young Adults in the U.S. Face Challenges to Economic Opportunity

Today’s youth are competing for 21st century jobs against international peers and they are less prepared. According to research, U.S. youth today are the first generation expected to earn less than their parents. The economic opportunity gap between the rich and poor is widening, especially for underrepresented minorities, making it harder to get ahead.1

  • One in seven young adults ages 16-24 is not in school or working and losing the opportunity to gain crucial education, skills, and work experience they need to get ahead.2
  • Fewer students are completing degrees at both two-year and four-year institutions,3even though 65% of all jobs will require postsecondary education and training by 2020.4
  • Millennials earn 20% less than their parents at the same stage of life.5

 

You Can Make an Impact Today That Will Influence the Future.

There are many ways to financially support the SUPA STEAM’s mission and programs:

Supporting UnderPrivileged Americans Inc. (Tax ID 46-4108221) is a non-profit organization incorporated under section 501(c) 3 of the IRS code. All charitable gifts are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Please consult your tax professional for information about appropriate record keeping.

There are Several Ways to Donate:

Noncash Charitable Contributions Donations Are Fully Tax-Deductible
2 - Gifts of Cryptocurrencies are considered property or Gifts-In-Kind.
Supporting UnderPrivileged Americans Inc. will not report a value in fiat of these gifts,
as is standard practice for gifts-in-kind.

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Other Ways You Can Help

1. Donate laptops, tablets, PCs, including technology hardware.For more information, contact computerdonation@supainc.org.

For individuals, the charitable deduction for contributions of technology equals the fair market value (retail used value in the current market place) of the donated property. The donation is tax deductible for the year in which our organization receives the equipment. Shipping costs are also tax deductible under applicable rules and regulations.

2. Donate your used car, boat or truck to SUPA to avoid selling it, and with a full appraised value tax deduction can lock in thousands in tax savings. For more information, contact vehicledonation@supainc.org

Itemized Deductions for Individuals and Corporations

U.S. Code › Title 26 › Subtitle A › Chapter 1 › Subchapter B › Part VI > 170

For tax deductions, gifts of property valued over $500 require IRS Form 8283, Section A to be filled out and attached to your tax return. Gifts of property valued over $5,000 require IRS Form 8283, Section B to be filled out and attached to your tax return and a qualified appraisal. More information is available at the official website of the IRS. Please consult your tax adviser for information about appropriate record keeping. Download 8283 IRS Non-Cash Donation Form

3. Check

Please mail your donation to:

Supporting UnderPrivileged Americans Inc. (S.U.P.A. Inc.)

6955 N. Durango Drive

Las Vegas, NV 8919-4411

Notes

1 CFED and Institute for Policy Studies. http://www.ips-dc.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/The-Ever-Growing-Gap-CFED_IPS-Final-2.pdf

2 Opportunity Nation. https://opportunitynation.org/the-problem/

3 National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. https://nscresearchcenter.org/signaturereport10/

4 Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce. https://cew.georgetown.edu/cew-reports/

5 Young Invincibles. http://younginvincibles.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/FHYA-Final2017-1.pdf

SUPA Donor Privacy Policy

The Supporting Underprivileged Americans (the “SUPA” or “we” or “us” or “our”) recognizes the importance our members and other donors place on the privacy of personal information that can be used to specifically identify or contact an individual (“Personal Information”). We created this donor privacy policy (this “Donor Privacy Policy”) to explain how we share Personal Information that you have provided to us both online and offline.  This Donor Privacy Policy supplements and is incorporated into our Terms of Use and our general Privacy Policy.

Sharing of Personal Information

  • We may share your Personal Information with third parties for their marketing purposes unless you have opted out following the process described in our general Privacy Policy.
  • We reserve the right to send you mailings or other communications on behalf of other organizations unless you have opted out following the process described in our general Privacy Policy.
  • We may share your Personal Information with our affiliates, technical consultants, service providers, third-party auditors, third-party partners or other third parties who use such information on our behalf to process your donations or other orders, help make our services and offerings available or enhance their functionality, provide associated services, deliver content, samples, products, services, advertisements, gifts and prizes or perform other services for us.
  • We reserve the right to disclose your Personal Information as required by courts or administrative agencies, laws or legal process and to the extent required to permit us to investigate suspected fraud, harassment, or other violations of any law, rule, or regulation, our rules or policies, or the rights of third parties, or to investigate any suspected conduct which the SUPA deems improper.
  • We may disclose your Personal Information when we have reason to believe that someone is causing injury to or interference with our rights or property, other users of our offerings, or anyone else that could be harmed by such activities.
  • We also reserve the right to transfer your Personal Information in the event we, or a substantial portion of our assets, undergo a business restructuring, transfer of ownership, or similar transaction.


Except as described in this Donor Privacy Policy or as described at the time you provide the information, we do not otherwise disclose your Personal Information to any third parties. 

Changes to the Donor Privacy Policy

We reserve the right to change this Donor Privacy Policy from time to time.  When we do, we will update the effective date below. 

Learn More

You can learn more about our privacy policies and procedures, including our collection and use of your Personal Information, by reading our general Privacy Policy.

Effective Date: January 1, 2018