Editor’s note: Not all organizations participating in Giving Tuesday are listed in this story.
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Even though Giving Tuesday is over, nonprofits and organizations from across the nation are still accepting donations, and Muncie groups are no exception.
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Donating to these five nonprofits is as easy as logging onto a computer.
Minnetrista
A donation to this historic site, which is located next to campus, will go toward arts and culture in East Central Indiana. Funds will help secure learning opportunities for future generations in Muncie, according to Minnetrista’s website. Donations are accepted through the website or via the donate button on its Facebook page.
Muncie Civic Theatre
Muncie Civic Theatre is using donations from Giving Tuesday to support its Uphold Campaign. The campaign has a $2.5 million goal in order to fund the current theatre and the Boyce Block, according to its website.
The Muncie Civic received a matching gift of $50,000 for Giving Tuesday, and offered prizes including shoutouts on Facebook, mugs and fleece jackets to donors.
Donations are accepted on its website, Facebook page, through stocks or by phone by texting UPHOLD to 41444.
Muncie OUTreach
Through support groups and resources, Muncie OUTreach supports local LGBTQ youth. The nonprofit featured those who donated via its website or through Facebook for Giving Tuesday on its social media.
Youth Opportunity Center
Funds donated to the Youth Opportunity Center go toward providing opportunities for and housing underprivileged youth in Muncie, according to its website.
Prospective donors may enter information on its form found online.
YWCA Muncie
Donations to this women’s shelter go directly to supporting those living there. This year, the YWCA aimed to raise $3,695 — the cost of five women to live at the YWCA for one year.
Those wishing to donate can do so via Facebook or on a form on the YWCA Muncie website.
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