Ways to Give

Ruth Washburn relies on the support of our community to thrive. There are many ways to give to support the school. No gift is too small—we appreciate everything you generously share with us!

Donate Now

Unrestricted, tax-deductible donations go to our school’s annual fund. The annual fund is used to enhance the school’s ability to offer scholarships, defray the school’s operating costs—such as teachers’ salaries, supplies, and facility maintenance—and extend our unique educational experiences to more children in the community.

Ways to Give

Cash or Check Donation

Visit the school to make a cash or check donation. Checks can be mailed to the school at:

914 N. 19th St., Colorado Springs, CO 80904

Monthly Recurring Donation

Recurring monthly donations in any amount can be set up by visiting our Colorado Gives page and selecting the “monthly donation” radio button.

Employer Matching Donation

Many employers will match donations their employees make to a charitable cause. Check with your employer to see about doubling your donation.

Gift of Stock

Contact the school to discuss a gift of stock.

In-Kind Gift (Item Donation)

We happily accept many items for donation: toys, blankets, art supplies, and more. Please contact the school to coordinate any in-kind donation before stopping by.

King Soopers Community Rewards

With King Soopers Community Rewards, you can give back to our school at no cost to you. Link your King Soopers loyalty card to our school, and we will earn a small percentage of every dollar you spend. Visit the King Soopers Community Rewards page, and follow the instructions to enroll in rewards for our school.

Become a Business Sponsor

Local business owners can support our school through tax-deductible donations. See our Sponsorship page for more information.

Sponsors

Thank you to our generous sponsors, whose financial support funds scholarships, facilities improvements, and continuing education for teachers.

Ruth Washburn Cooperative Nursery School provides quality preschool programs for children ages two-and-a-half to five years old.