Donate to the ACLU of Florida

YOUR GENEROSITY MAKES THIS WORK POSSIBLE.

Your contribution fuels the fight to provide the resources we need to respond immediately when civil liberties are threatened while building the long-term capacity to protect the rights of every Floridian for generations to come. Explore the giving opportunities below and discover how you can make a lasting impact. Gifts to the ACLU Foundation of Florida (501(c)(3)) fund litigation, legal advocacy, and public education and are generally tax-deductible. Gifts to the ACLU of Florida (501(c)(4)) support lobbying and legislative advocacy to advance civil liberties and are not tax-deductible.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. Can I transfer my stock electronically?

A. Yes, if your stock is held in brokerage account, you can transfer your gift electronically.

Please provide your broker with the following information:

DTC #: 0226
Account Name: ACLU of Florida Foundation C3 Account
Account #: X90-183008
Brokerage: Fidelity

Q. Do I need to notify the ACLU about my stock transfer?

A. Yes, when your stock is transferred to our account, we do not receive any information that identifies you as the donor. Please notify us at [email protected] or (786) 363-4432 when you transfer stock and provide the following information:

  1. Name of the stock
  2. Number of shares
  3. Your name and address

Q. What is the ACLU of Florida Foundation’s tax identification number?

A. Our tax id number is 23-7137529.

Q. Can I make a donation using a paper stock certificate?

A. Yes, we can accept your paper stock certificate. Please contact us at [email protected] or (786) 363-4432 for more information.

Q. I have other questions. Who do I contact?

Please email us at [email protected] or call us at (786) 363-4432.


As of July 1, 2025, the Florida legislature instituted changes to the law that affect charitable organizations by prohibiting the solicitation or acceptance of funds from individuals or entities associated with a “foreign source of concern,” defined in the statute to include the governments, official political parties or party members, entities organized under or doing business in (including subsidiaries, agents or affiliates), individuals who are not U.S. citizens or U.S. permanent residents domiciled in, the following designated countries: China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela (specifically, the Venezuelan regime of Nicolás Maduro), and Syria — or individuals or entities “controlled” by one of the above parties that holds at least a 25% interest or voting control or any representative or intermediary acting on behalf of the aforementioned.

I certify that neither I nor any entity I control is a “foreign source of concern” as defined in Fla. Stat. § 496.404, and that this contribution is not made on behalf of such a source. I further certify that no foreign source exercises 25% or more voting or profit control over any entity through which this contribution is made. I understand that misrepresentation may subject me to penalties under Florida law.