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Thank you for your interest
in giving a secure online donation to Survivors of Torture, International. Donors make a significant difference in the lives of torture survivors in San Diego. Survivors from all over the world receive healthcare, psychological treatment, and social services because of the generosity of our donors.

SURVIVORS provides these life-changing services while meeting the highest standards of public accountability and program effectiveness.

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» Donor Promise

Your gift to SURVIVORS is spent wisely. SURVIVORS’ latest audit shows that we spent 91% of our funding on programs in fiscal year 2007. The administrative costs are far below average.

Your gift is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law. Survivors of Torture, International is a nonprofit corporation under provisions of the Internal Revenue Code 501(c) 3. Tax ID: 33-0743869.

Your gift can be recognized or remain anonymous. If you would prefer that your name not appear in SURVIVORS’ publications, please advise our office by telephone or e-mail.

Your donor information will never be sold to or exchanged with any other organization. We value your support and consider every donor to be a friend.

» We're Reliable
SURVIVORS has received funding from the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, The California Endowment, Grossmont Healthcare District, the County of San Diego, and many smaller organizations and foundations. In every case, we met all goals within the grant time period.
» We’re Transparent
All of SURVIVORS’ IRS 990 forms since 2000 are publicly available at www.guidestar.org. If you would like a copy of our latest audit, please contact Alexey Kirillov, finance manager, at (619) 278-2406 or akirillov@notorture.org.
» We’re Respected

SURVIVORS is a co-founder and member of the California Consortium of Torture Treatment Centers and the National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs. SURVIVORS has been publicly supported by legislators at the local, state, and federal levels.