Giving from the United States
Tax-deductible giving in the US.
LEAD Conservation is a Dutch foundation, but US donors can give in a fully tax-deductible way. LEAD is fiscally sponsored by Re:wild, a US 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (Tax ID 26-2887967) — a well-established arrangement in US philanthropy through which an American charity accepts gifts that support a partner’s programs and projects. Donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed under the law, and your donation will support LEAD projects fiscally sponsored by Re:wild.
Secure online donation on Re:wild's website · US tax receipt issued automatically.
- US fiscal sponsor
- Re:wild — 501(c)(3) public charity (Austin, Texas)
- Re:wild EIN / tax ID
- 26-2887967
- Fees
- No administrative fee; online donations carry standard merchant-services fees of 3–5%
- For the US donor
- Tax-deductible to the extent allowed by US law
- Verify
- Re:wild on Charity Navigator
- Contact
- info@leadconservation.org
How it works
How a US gift reaches the field.
Fiscal sponsorship is a well-established arrangement in US philanthropy: an American charity receives gifts on behalf of a partner project and grants the funds onward. Here is the path your gift takes.
You give to Re:wild
Through the fiscal sponsorship arrangement, Re:wild — a 501(c)(3) public charity — can receive gifts and donations from American donors to support LEAD programs and projects.
Give online on Re:wild’s donation page for LEADYou receive a US tax receipt
Re:wild issues the acknowledgement US taxpayers need to claim a charitable deduction on their federal return, to the extent permitted by law.
The funds reach LEAD’s work
Re:wild grants the funds onward to support LEAD’s programs and projects, without charging an administrative fee. Online donations carry standard merchant-services fees of 3–5%, so LEAD receives those gifts net of processing costs.
Why this route
Full deductibility, zero leakage.
A well-established arrangement
Fiscal sponsorship is a long-standing practice in US philanthropy: an American charity accepts gifts that support a partner’s programs and projects. Many sponsors charge an administrative fee of 5–15%; Re:wild charges LEAD no administrative fee. The only costs are the standard merchant-services fees of 3–5% on online donations — LEAD receives those gifts net of processing fees. For you as a donor, it is simply a gift to a top-rated US charity.
A partner you can verify
Re:wild (formerly Global Wildlife Conservation) launched in 2021 and holds a 4-out-of-4-star rating from Charity Navigator. Its tax-exempt status is independently checkable through the IRS. You are never asked to take our word for it — the EIN above lets you confirm everything yourself.
Make a US gift
Ready to give from the United States?
Give online in minutes on Re:wild’s donation page for LEAD — or get in touch for recurring commitments, stock gifts, donor-advised funds, or larger grants.
LEAD is fiscally sponsored by Re:wild, a US 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (Tax ID 26-2887967); donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed under the law, and your donation will support LEAD projects fiscally sponsored by Re:wild. LEAD Conservation and Re:wild are independent organisations; gifts are made to Re:wild, which retains the legal control and discretion required of a US fiscal sponsor. Tax treatment depends on your circumstances — please consult your own advisor.
Beyond the US
Outside the US? There are tax-efficient routes too.
Dutch and many EU donors give tax-effectively through our ANBI status. However you give, it reaches the same work.