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For everyone.

Aging affects us all. Surrey’s flexible partnerships and community-driven model create solutions that benefit older adults, caregivers, businesses, and society at large. Join us in building a future that works for everyone.

 

Ways to Give

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Outright gifts

Make an immediate impact with a one-time donation by cash, check, credit card or matching gift. Help Surrey change the way we age right away.

 

Recurring gifts

Help Surrey build a future of strength. Become a consistent donor with a monthly gift that sustains and expands Surrey’s programs and services.

 

Pledges

Commit to a gift today that matches your timeline and budget.

 

 

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Tribute gifts

Honor someone special or celebrate someone’s legacy by making a gift in the individual’s name.

 

Planned Giving

Leave a lasting legacy by including Surrey in your will or trust – a gift that helps build the future we all want to grow older in.

Donor Advised Fund

Recommend a grant from your Donor Advised Fund to support Surrey.

 

Click on Show More (below) to view other types of general support such as Beneficiary Designations, Charitable Remainder Trusts, or an IRA Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD).

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  • Beneficiary Designation: You can name Surrey as a beneficiary on accounts like life insurance policies, retirement plans, or bank accounts. This is a straightforward way to ensure your gift supports a nonprofit organization upon your death.
  • Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT): A CRT lets you donate assets to a trust that pays you (or other beneficiaries) income for a period of time. Once the trust term ends, the rest goes to Surrey.
  • Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD): a QCD is a direct transfer of funds from an individual retirement account (IRA) to a qualified charitable organization. For individuals aged 70 1/2 or older, QCDs allow them to donate up to $108,000 per year from their IRA without having to pay income tax on the distribution.
  • Outright Gift of an Asset: If you wish to make a gift to support Surrey this year but are concerned about preserving your cash resources, consider a gift of an appreciated asset. A gift of securities, business interests or real estate can provide you with significant income and capital gains tax savings, often exceeding the benefits of a cash gift.

Options for Giving

By Mail

To make a gift by mail, send check or money order made out to:
Surrey Services for Seniors
60 Surrey Way
Devon, PA 19333 

By Phone or Email

If you would like to speak to someone directly about making a gift to Surrey, please call Dana Heiman, Chief Advancement and Communications Officer at 484-321-6104 or email.

Community Partner Programs

Chauncey Law Launches First Annual Senior Giving Tree to Support Delaware County Seniors in Need

Chauncey Law, partnering with Surrey Services for Seniors – Media Center, announced the launch of its first annual Senior Giving Tree, a community giving initiative designed to support Delaware County seniors who are facing financial hardship or limited support during the 2025 holiday season. This project focused specifically on older adults in our own community who are often overlooked during end-of-year giving drives.

The Senior Giving Tree was located at the Chauncey Law office, 117 North Olive Street, Media PA.

Planned Giving

Planned Giving, also known as legacy giving, includes trusts, life insurance, bequests, gift annuities, gifts of real estate and more. Because planned gifts come in a variety of forms, donors can choose an option that best fits their financial situation, and reflects their enthusiasm and vision for the future. With thoughtful planning, it is a win-win for you and Surrey.

Support Essential Services

Surrey’s vital transportation programs can provide more essential rides thanks to a bequest by Monika Krug. Monika was a longtime volunteer at Surrey, helping in the Surrey Consignment Shop and on fundraising committees.

Through this volunteer experience, she saw how difficult it is for older adults who can no longer drive and how important Surrey transportation services are for rides to medical appointments, essential errands, and to Surrey centers. As Sue, a rider wrote, “Surrey’s driver helped relieve the anxiety I felt about my medical procedure. He was cheerful and even made me laugh. That helped me immensely.”

Monika bequeathed her car to the program, and it was immediately put into use helping those Monika most wanted to assist.

We are excited to work with you to find ways to give that best meets your philanthropic needs and interests.   If you have questions or need additional information, please call Dana Heiman at 484-321-6104.

Donor Privacy Statement:  Surrey will not share or sell a donor’s personal information with anyone else, nor send donor mailings on behalf of other organizations.