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Together We Can Build a Brighter Future with Faith

SLRAA is a donor-supported, non-profit organization. We are blessed for the generosity shown by individuals and other organizations who have supported our programs and goals throughout the years.

If you are interested in supporting any of our causes, there are now three convenient ways to donate:

Zelle

Zelle is an online money transfer service that provides a safe, fast and convenient way to send money directly from your bank.

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PayPal

SLRAA accepts online giving through PayPal. Click the yellow "Donate" button below to make a one-time or recurring donation.

Check

Make check payable to
SLRAA, Inc. and mail it to:
SLRAA, Inc.
168-41 84th Avenue
Jamaica NY 11432

Tree of Life

To commemorate a life event or to honor a loved one, consider a donation to SLRAA’s Tree of Life program, where your inscription will be placed on a leaf or other designated area, serving as a lasting tribute. Call or text Eleanor at (908) 265-1293 for more information.

Frequently Asked Questions

San Lorenzo Ruiz Association of America, Inc. (SLRAA) is recognized by the IRS as a not for profit 501c3 charitable organization. Your donation to SLRAA is tax deductible to the full extent of the law. Please consult with your financial advisor for the tax implications of your donation.

100% of the people who serve at SLRAA are volunteers who dedicate their time and talent to its mission and cause. 

Gifts-in-kind donations, also called in-kind donations, are non-monetary contributions of goods, services, or expertise that a donor provides to a nonprofit organization, instead of offering cash. These gifts may include equipment, vehicles, materials, supplies, artwork, gift cards and other personal property a donor might give to SLRAA for use in its outreach programs or fundraising endeavors.

A majority of money raised during fiestas and masses throughout the year is used to fund SLRAA charitable programs that benefit the needy and underserved. A portion also goes toward the maintenance of the San Lorenzo Ruiz & Scalabrini Center.