Thank you for supporting Noble Street students and teachers with a charitable donation. You may give to in any one of the following ways:
Online
Use the link to the right to make a donation using Google Check-Out. If you would like to designate your gift to a particular campus, please send an email to notify us.
Cash or Check
Donate to the Noble Network of Charter Schools via cash or check by printing our donation form, and sending your contribution to:
Rachel Kramer
Director of External Affairs
Noble Street Charter School
1010 N. Noble Street
Chicago, IL 60622
Credit Card
To make an easy, secure donation by credit card, please click on the Donate Now button on the right to use Google Check-Out or call the Development Office at 773-278.6895. Alternatively, you can print out our
donation form and send with your credit card information to:
Rachel Kramer
Director of External Affairs
Noble Street Charter School
1010 N. Noble Street
Chicago, IL 60622
Investment Donation
You may also give via a stock transfer. It's easy to make a tax-deductible gift through appreciated stocks, bonds, or mutual fund shares. Your tax deduction will be based on the full market value of the securities at the time of transfer and the gift will avoid capital gains taxes. Please contact the Rachel Kramer by email or phone at 773-278-6895 to give appreciated securities. You may designate your gift to a particular campus or program area or allow Noble Street to determine the area of greatest need.
Many employers offer matching gift opportunities for educational institutions. Please check with your employer regarding this opportunity to increase the power of your gift to Noble Street.
Gifts of all sizes cover important costs:
- $50 pays for art supplies for one student for the whole year
- $100 provides healthy breakfast and lunch for one student for the whole year
- $150 pays for one bus to transport Noble students to do community service around Chicago
- $250 provides a set of books for an after-school literature circle
- $500 pays for a student to attend a local summer program on a college campus
- $1000 pays for technology, including a projector, audio/visual equipment and wireless access, in one classroom
- $1500 provides team uniforms for fifteen student athletes
- $2000 pays for the debate team or robotics team to travel to an out-of-state competition