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By philanthropically investing in SCORE, you will inspire and sustain the important American values of volunteerism and entrepreneurship.

The SCORE Foundation raises funds to support SCORE in its outreach to America's small businesses. Together, we are making a difference! In FY'2007, we raised more than $1,000,000.

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Designate a gift to support your local SCORE chapter
support print resources tosupport small business owners and entrepreneurs
support improvements in technology to make small business counseling easier and more efficient
support website and print resources for women in business, minority business owners or youth entrepreneurs
support SCORE's future through a gift to the SCORE endowment
or simply...to support SCORE wherever the needs are greatest.

How the funds are used

Some of the ways The SCORE Foundation and SCORE Association were able to put your philanthropic support to work in fiscal year 2005-2006 (partial list):

$206,000 in special project funding
$84,000 for specific corporate sponsorships of SCORE Leadership Conferences (District Director’s/Chapter ChairsConference)
$30,000 in Non-Profit Workshop and Business Planning Tool Resources
$11,000 in Chapter-mini Grants
$ 7,000 in SCORE Chapter Disaster Recovery Grants (Hurricance Katrina and Wilma)
$ 9,800 in restricted gifts to chapters& districts
$ 2,200 in program resources/projects at the SCORE national level
$300,000+ in in-kind software from Intuit and Microsoft for volunteers and chapters