Who Wants to Mentor by Example and change the World? Raise Your Hand.

Monetary donations helps M.E.C.C.A. operate.

Funds are used to train teachers, refine the curriculum, educate more students, provide college and career supports for students, and offer better pay to staff.

Mentor by example. Give today.

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Ways to Support.

  • Give by Check or Money Order

    Please contact us for instructions. Click here to contact us.

  • Bank Wire

    Please contact us for instructions on donating via bank wires. Click here to contact us.

  • Make a Planned Gift

    There are many flexible planned giving options that can benefit both your financial and philanthropic goals. Some examples may include:

    • Giving through bequests: By including a bequest provision to M.E.C.CA. in your will, you can support M.E.C.CA while retaining control of your assets during your lifetime. Below is sample language to make a bequest to M.E.C.CA: “I hereby give [$_________ / ___% of the residue of my estate / the residue of my estate] to The Mentoring by Example Foundation, for the College & Career Academies, a Maryland nonprofit corporation, for its general purposes.” M.E.C.CA also suggests including the following official identification information: MBEF Foundation, 702 Russell Street, Suite 440, Gaithersburg, MD 20877 - Tax ID Number 85-2010354

    • Giving retirement assets: By naming M.E.C.CA as a beneficiary of your retirement assets (e.g., IRA, 401(k), or other qualified retirement accounts), you may save your estate from paying income and estate taxes on those assets

    • Giving life insurance policies: By naming M.E.C.CA as an owner and beneficiary of a life insurance policy, you may be able to claim tax deductions for your gift

This information is not intended to be legal or tax advice. Donors are encouraged to consult with an attorney or other professional advisors in making a bequest to M.E.C.CA. Please contact us once you have arranged a gift. M.E.C.CA would be honored to recognize your generosity and the continued impact of mentoring by example.