They're the backbone of our funding, faithfully committing to give what they can every month to help create opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They make our life-changing work possible.
It's easy to contribute and all donations are tax-deductible. Win-win!
Donate by Mail
 To donate by mail, simply download the form from the link below, print it, and mail the completed donor form with your check to this address:
New Hope Center, Inc.
P.O. Box 189
Chilton, WI 53014
Employer Gift Match Learn More
Many companies offer matching gift programs to encourage employees to contribute to charitable organizations. Some provide matching funds to support employee volunteer hours. Most of these programs match contributions dollar for dollar, and some will even double or triple the amount of your gift.
Please check with your company to see if it offers a matching gift program that will match your gift
or volunteer hours to New Hope Center.
If your employer requires an Employer Identification Number (EIN) (i.e. Federal Tax Identification Number), please use 39-1052724.
You may mail your completed matching gift form to:
New Hope Center, Inc.
Attn: Development
P.O. Box 189
Chilton, WI 53014
Your personal gift and matched contribution will be credited to the program or event that you designate. If you have questions about matching gifts please contact New Hope Center, Inc.
by email (Type "Donating" as the subject of your email) or call us at (920) 849-9351.
Legacy & Planned Giving Learn More
Learn how a donation may fit into your financial, tax, or estate goals.
Whether you are thinking about giving for the first time, or want to revisit your current plan,
New Hope Center is a trusted partner to ensure your legacy carries out your vision for the future.
Drawing on our experience and creativity, we will help you design a planned giving solution
that addresses your specific needs - both charitable and financial.
To arrange a personal consultation to discuss your shared values and giving plan.
Call Greg Logemann at (920) 849-9351.
In-Honor & Memorial Giving
Celebrate the life of a loved one or friend by making a donation to New Hope Center, Inc. in their honor or memory.
To send by mail, simply download the form from the link below, print it, and mail the completed
form with your check to this address:
New Hope Center, Inc.
PO Box 189
Chilton, WI 53014
Donate online to make a fast, secure donation.
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Adopt-a-Home
If your service or church group wants to have a direct impact on people living with disabilities, consider “adopting” one of our residential homes. By doing this, you become part of our client’s extended family of caring by participating in regular activities with the adult residents – such as bowling or arts and crafts activities – or helping with regular home maintenance projects.
On a smaller scale, you can “Adopt-a-Room”, where you commit to preparing and/or maintaining a bedroom or common room in the house to ensure that residents have a safe and welcome environment to live. This involves providing new bedding as needed or purchasing needed household items or possibly furniture.
We ask for a one-year commitment with regular quarterly activities or projects. For more information about either the Adopt-a-Home or Adopt-a-Room program, please contact us at 920-849-9351.
Volunteer
Do you have a special skill you’d like to share with our clients? We are always looking for people to provide music, activities or art and craft lessons, or help teach life skills such as house cleaning or cooking. Volunteers are asked to make a three-month commitment and complete a background check before they can interact with our clients. Please understand that in order to maintain a stable and safe environment for our clients, we rely on trained, professional staff to supervise our clients and do not have volunteer opportunities in direct care positions.
We also have one-time volunteer opportunities such as helping with small home maintenance projects, special events or newsletter mailings. Contact us at 920-849-9351 to learn more.
Advocate
Join the Calumet County A-Team! Help unite persons with disabilities and their family members to advocate in a grassroots effort, create awareness in the community and advise those who care for our citizens with special needs to ensure service choices are protected and sustained. 
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