Holden Village's financial structure is designed to keep costs for guests to a minimum so a wide variety of people can participate in Holden programs. Thus, Holden Village relies on the continuing support of donors and volunteers who are generous with their time and money.
Holden welcomes one-time or recurring donations. You can conveniently and securely establish your online donation here.
You are, of course, welcome to mail your donation check to:
Contributions
Holden Village
HC0 Box 2
Chelan, WA 98816
To modify a recurring credit card donation, please email
Additional Giving Options Include:
For those who wish to make a more substantial gift, Larry Johnson, our development director, would love to talk with you about options and arrangements.
Memorial gifts are frequently given in memory of deceased Villagers, as well as to celebrate special life events. Such gifts can also be designated for particular items or to fund special projects in the Village. For more information, please email the Holden Village directors at
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The Holden Village Foundation is a vehicle for life-estate planning and permanently restricted gifts to the Endowment Fund. Holden Village supporters are encouraged to include Holden in their wills through charitable estate planning. If you have or are planning to include Holden Village in your will, please contact the directors at
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Larry Johnson, Holden's development director, is your resource for all information about giving to Holden Village. Larry is based in Renton, Washington (in the Seattle area) and would be happy to speak to you about Holden Village and your options for giving. To contact Larry, please email
or call 425-226-6629.
Holden Village, and the Holden Village Foundation are both 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporations. Both organizations are led by a Board of Directors, who approve an annual operating budget of approximately $2.2 million. Registration fees fund approximately 75% guest expenses. There is an explicit intent to hold costs to a minimum, thus allowing maximum participation in the Holden program by all people through lower registration fees and varied volunteer opportunities.
Other sources of income include: bookstore net income, the Field's Point Landing service center (under contract with the Forest Service) and other miscellaneous sources. Donations to the Koinonia fund, the annual fund of the Village, and the Advent and Pentecost appeals, in addition to the tremendous value of volunteer time and expertise support daily operations.
Holden has an unfunded capital budget of approximately $300,000 per year.
Holden's Federal Tax I.D. #: 91-6018658
Good Courage: Holden Reflections
What It Means to Love and Be Loved by Frederick Niedner Exactly how do we fall in love with a demanding, wee little critter who turns us into sleep-deprived zombies, makes us question our competence and doubt our sanity?
Matins: July 3 by Kris Voss-Rothmeier Just a guest?! I wish I’d had the presence of mind to say, “Thank you for what you do. Thank you for giving this Village a purpose.”
