Your gift helps young people who have experienced foster care or homelessness build stable, independent futures through safe housing, education, life skills training, professional counseling and mentorship.
Other Ways to Give
A) Give Cryptocurrency
Support Inspire with a secure cryptocurrency donation through Engiven. Engiven accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum and many other cryptocurrencies. Your gift is converted into US dollars to support Inspire’s programs for former foster and homeless youth.
Give CryptocurrencyCryptocurrency gifts are securely processed through Engiven.
B) Give Stock or Mutual Funds
Donate appreciated stock or mutual funds securely through Engiven. This type of gift may offer tax benefits while allowing more of your contribution to support housing, education, counseling and mentorship for Inspire students.
Give Stock or Mutual FundsStock and mutual fund gifts are securely processed through Engiven.
C) Give Through Your QCD
If you are age 70½ or older, you may be eligible to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution directly from your IRA to Inspire.
D) Give Through Your Donor Advised Fund (DAF)
Recommend a grant to Inspire through your Donor Advised Fund.
Give Through Your DAFE) Give by Check
Please mail checks to:
Inspire
2279 Eagle Glen Pkwy. 112-131
Corona, CA 92883
Inspire Life Skills Training, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Tax ID: 20-1647743
Your Support Changes Lives
Inspire serves former foster and homeless youth who often enter adulthood without the safety net of family or guardians. Your contribution helps provide the stability, guidance and resources they need to succeed.
“I don't have to worry about where I will sleep next. I also have great emotional and uplifting support.”
Ashley
“Inspire has reminded me that I'm not as alone as I make myself to be.”
Stephanie
“Inspire has helped me gain clarity through school despite outside distractions and has helped me find stability when I didn't have any.”
Zamire
See How Your Donation Makes a Difference: Keziah's Story
Keziah was raised by a loving mother who struggled with mental health challenges. Eventually, they became homeless, and Keziah entered foster care.
Determined to break the cycle of poverty, Keziah focused on her education but struggled to find stable housing and supportive adults. After learning about Inspire, she moved into our Corona home, where she found the stability and support she needed to move forward.
While living with Inspire, Keziah continued her education, worked at a local senior living facility, developed important life skills, connected with a mentor and participated in therapy. She graduated from Riverside City College and transferred to Cal Poly Humboldt.
Today, Keziah is part of the Inspired Scholars program, which provides a monthly housing stipend, professional coaching and therapy while she works toward her bachelor's degree.
“With Inspire, I have a family now. I have a house to live in. I have people who care about me. I am so grateful for Inspire's donors and supporters who have never met me but care enough to help me. They have changed my life and inspired me to invest in my community the way they have invested in me.”
Keziah
Thank you for helping young people build safe, stable and independent futures.