Donate – Historic Fair Hill

Donate to Support Good Work in Fairhill

Your generous support adds to the 300 year old history and legacy of Historic Fair Hill. Contributions help the maintenance of our serene historic burial ground and arboretum, help preserve our Quaker values, and continue the good work of our friends and neighbors of the Fairhill community.

Historic Fair Hill is an IRS approved 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization. All donations are tax deductible to the extent provided by law.

Our Federal Identification Number (EIN) is 23-2724914.

$25

PURCHASES BOOKS FOR 8 CHILDREN

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Most Useful

$100

HELPS US PLANT 3

TREES

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$1000

PURCHASES FRESH VEGGIES FOR 15 FAMILIES

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Ways to Donate

If you don’t have a PayPal account, you can donate using your credit card. Look in the lower left corner after you click the button above.

Please send your tax-deductible gift to:
Historic Fair Hill, Inc.
5501 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19144

oMaking a legacy gift to Historic Fair Hill is a meaningful way to ensure support of our work not just today, but in the future. Contact us at info@historicfairhill.com to learn more about how to include Historic Fair Hill in your estate plans.

Historic Fair Hill also is thankful to accept contributions from corporate entities and services. Please check with the Human Resources department of your employer to see if a matching gift program is offered.

If you are at least 70.5 years old, you can give directly to a qualified charity, such as Historic Fair Hill, from your IRA without having to pay income taxes on the withdrawal. You can use this amount to help fulfill your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD). Please contact info@historicfairhill.com for more information

Community Voices

"Historic Fair Hill is much more than a partner. They are our family at Julia de Burgos, their work and dedication to the students we serve is unmatched."

school principal

"I’m a sophomore at Westchester University majoring in Engineering. I first got interested from being a farm intern at HFH."

Neighbor

"I felt proud learning about the history of my neighborhood and realizing how helpful I can be."

Youth Intern

"My students love getting their hands in the dirt, caring for a little plant, tasting what is ripe. Being out here calms them, makes them happy. One ESL student wrote her first essay about her trip to the garden.”

Teacher

“My kids love playing here- running, digging, climbing trees, finding bugs. They want to come over every day."

Neighbor

"Thank you is simply not enough to express what a joy it is to take a class to the library! They absolutely love what you’ve provided and they love having a physical book to read. Library visits are the highlight of the week. As a teacher it’s wonderful talking to all of you - your positivity is much needed and your kindness is very appreciated."

Teacher

"I'm proud of the improvement that I’ve had as a human being and becoming a resource for my community."

Staff member