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Why Give?
Preserve Culture
Your support helps protect and sustain Garifuna history, language, and traditions for future generations.
Build a Lasting Institution
Contributions directly support the development of a permanent, community-rooted cultural center grounded in accountability and long-term impact.
Support Community & Education
Donations make it possible to create programs, events, and learning opportunities that keep Garifuna culture active, accessible, and alive.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Gari CCLA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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Donations directly support Gari CCLA’s programs, archival initiatives, and community engagement, as well as the continued development of a sustainable cultural center.
Gari CCLA is committed to responsible financial stewardship. Donation receipts are available for all contributions and are provided in accordance with IRS guidelines.
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Yes. We actively welcome in-kind contributions, including cultural items, materials, and professional services that support our mission.
Gari CCLA is committed to responsible stewardship, with clear standards for preservation, documentation, and the safe keeping of all donated items.
Donation receipts are provided for all contributions. For in-kind donations, receipts will include a description of the item(s), in accordance with IRS guidelines.
Please contact us to discuss potential contributions.
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Yes. Donations can be made in honor or memory of individuals. Please include this information when submitting your donation.
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Gari CCLA is currently building its leadership and organizational structure. We are actively seeking individuals to serve as board members, officers, committee chairs, council members, and volunteers.
To express interest or submit a nomination, please contact us directly.
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Gari CCLA is developing a long-term cultural institution focused on preservation, education, and community engagement, serving both Los Angeles and the broader Garifuna diaspora.