Ways to Donate
Recurring Giving
Make your impact last all year. A monthly gift to the That Others May Live Foundation provides steady, mission-ready support for the U.S. Air Force Rescue community—helping us respond, serve, and sustain programs when they’re needed most.
Planned Giving
Planned giving is a meaningful way to support the mission of the TOMLF while planning for the future. By including TOMLF in your estate plans, you can create a lasting impact for the U.S. Air Force Rescue community. We encourage you to consult a trusted legal or financial advisor when considering a planned gift.
Employee Giving
Employee giving, matching gifts, workplace fundraisers, and participation in federal, state, or local campaigns offer powerful ways to take action and support rescue personnel and their families—right from your workplace.
Corporate Partnership
Corporate partners support our mission through financial contributions, in-kind resources, or strategic assistance in exchange for meaningful recognition. These partnerships are flexible and mutually beneficial, ranging from one-time sponsorships to ongoing support for specific programs that create lasting impact.
In-Kind Donations
In-kind contributions can take many forms—from donated equipment, supplies, or food to professional services, volunteer time, or use of facilities. These generous gifts play a vital role in supporting our fundraising efforts and, most importantly, help us provide meaningful, timely support to our warriors when they need it most.
Host a Fundraiser
Community-led fundraisers are a powerful way to support the That Others May Live Foundation. By hosting your own event or campaign, you rally friends, family, and colleagues to raise funds and awareness for the U.S. Air Force Rescue community and their families. We’re here to support you every step of the way as you turn your idea into meaningful impact.
IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION FOR DONORS
Recent federal updates to the tax code will affect how charitable donations are treated for tax years beginning in 2026. While the way you donate has not changed, how donations may be deducted could look different for some donors.
Here’s what donors should know:
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Most donors who take the standard deduction may now be eligible for a limited charitable deduction for cash gifts, even if they do not itemize.
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Donors who itemize deductions may see changes in how much of their charitable giving is deductible, depending on income level and total annual contributions.
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High-income donors may experience modest changes to the overall tax benefit associated with charitable giving.
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These updates do not affect our eligibility as a nonprofit organization, and all donations remain deeply impactful in supporting our mission.
Because tax situations vary, we encourage donors to consult a qualified tax professional when planning charitable gifts.
Thank you for supporting our work and making a difference through generosity and service.