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Your generosity enables River of Refuge to provide help and hope to working poor, unhoused families in the greater Kansas City metropolitan area.

Your gift to River of Refuge makes a profound difference in the lives of homeless families.

Financial contributions, as well as needed household items, mean the world to us and the families we support.

Ways to Donate

Click here to donate using secure PayPal servers for online giving. PayPal is the safe, easy way to donate online without exposing your credit card number.

You can also help River of Refuge by donating needed items. Click above to see the list of current needs.

You can also donate by phone at 816-737-5100

or by mailing a check contribution (made payable to River of Refuge) to

River of Refuge
5155 Raytown Road
Kansas City, MO 64133

Affordable Housing Assistance Program (AHAP) Tax Credits

River of Refuge has received an allocation of AHAP tax credits from The Missouri Housing Development Commission’s Affordable Housing Assistance Program (AHAP). These credits are an incentive for Missouri businesses and individuals to participate in affordable housing production. AHAP Tax Credits may be allocated to an eligible donor for up to 55 percent of the total value of an eligible donation.

Donations may be in the form of cash, professional services, or materials/products, and must be eligible for the federal income tax charitable deduction. Credits are fully transferable and these credits may be used in the tax year of the donation or carried forward for up to ten years. To be eligible, a donor must be subject to Missouri tax from business activities performed in the state of Missouri.

Would you like more information about the AHAP programs or the tax credit application process? Please contact pamela@riverofrefuge.com

Donors' faith in our efforts and commitment to River of Refuge makes it possible for us to achieve our mission. Your gifts of financial support are an investment that will be repaid many times over.

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