Other Ways
to Give

Check

Donations by check can be made payable to “Cave Canem Foundation” and sent to:

Cave Canem Foundation, 65 Bleecker Street, Floor 8, New York, NY 10012

Bank Wire, ACH, or EFT

If you would like to make a donation by Bank Wire, ACH, or EFT, please contact Naja McCain, Development Coordinator, at development[at]ccpoets[dot]org.

Stock Transfer

Please notify Naja McCain, Development Coordinator, at development[at]ccpoets[dot]org of stock gifts, and include donor name, address, name of security, number of shares, and value of shares.

Tax ID Number: 13-3932909 Address: 65 Bleecker Street, Floor 8, New York, NY 10012 Phone Number: (718) 858-0000 Direct Line: (718) 691-8105

Brokerage Firm: Vanguard Institutional Services Phone Number: (800) 339-4515 DTC #: 0062 Cave Canem Account Number: 65600076

Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)

Cave Canem Foundation, Inc. accepts donations from DAFs. If you have any questions about giving through a DAF, please contact Naja McCain, Development Coordinator, at development[at]ccpoets[dot]org.

Tax ID Number: 13-3932909 Address: 65 Bleecker Street, Floor 8, New York, NY 10012 Phone Number: (718) 858-0000 Direct Line: (718) 691-8105


Notebooks
& Pens

Notebooks & Pens is a passionate community of recurring donors that provides vital and sustainable support to advance Cave Canem’s mission. Recurring donors receive a monthly recording of an original poem by a Black poet and experience gatherings throughout the year, bringing them closer to Cave Canem’s programs and writers.


Getting Word: Black Literature for Liberation

In 2020, Cave Canem initiated the historic collaboration, collectively known as Getting Word: Black Literature for Liberation, among five Black literary organizations: Cave Canem, Furious Flower Poetry Center, The Hurston/Wright Foundation, Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora and The Watering Hole. The collective was formed as a proactive response in raising awareness of and calling for the long-term monetary support of Black literary arts organizations in light of the increased calls for social justice in 2020 and support of Black owned and led businesses. A hallmark of their collaboration is an annual fundraiser, the proceeds of which are equitably distributed among the member organizations, reinforcing their collective commitment to sustainability and shared success. Learn more about Getting Word

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