Every gift is deeply appreciated and will help to make a difference at our beautiful Phoenix Temple. We thank you for your continuing support.

Our main fundraising goal is to raise adequate funds for the Phoenix Temple Master Plan which will help to serve our needs for many years to come. More details about the Phoenix Temple Master Plan Project can be found by clicking here.

Donations we receive in response to this appeal will be deposited into the Phoenix Temple Building Fund at Mother Center and will be used as outlined above, and may also be used to cover large maintenance expenses associated with the temple's and ashram�s buildings and future meeting facilities, grounds, equipment, furniture, vehicles, fundraising expenses, and any potential future property purchases-which are not typically funded through our operating budget.

There are three ways to make a tax-deductible donation to our Phoenix Temple Fund at Mother Center:

Make your check payable to Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) and write "Phoenix Temple Building Fund" on the memo line of the check. Please send your check to:

Call SRF Mother Center at 818-549-5151 and indicate that your donation is for the "Phoenix Temple Building Fund."

You will be directed to Mother Center's Donation page. When donating using a credit card online, please note that your donation will be applied by default to the "Phoenix Temple Building Fund."

Recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, Self-Realization Fellowship is a public charity under federal law and a nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation under the Revenue Taxation Code of the State of California. Accordingly, contributions to Self-Realization Fellowship are deductible to the maximum extent permitted by law for income tax purposes. Donations can be made through outright gifts in the form of cash, check, credit card, appreciated securities, real or personal property, and other types of assets, and deferred gifts in the form of charitable trusts. Bequests eligible for a charitable estate tax deduction can be made by naming the organization as a beneficiary in, among other things, a will, a trust, an insurance policy, or retirement funds.

While it is Self-Realization Fellowship's intent to use all designated gifts as outlined above, SRF reserves the right for the use of all gifts to SRF to be determined by the Board of Directors of Self-Realization Fellowship. In exceptional circumstances where the designated purposes are no longer feasible, or have been completed, or for other good cause, the SRF Board may redirect such gifts to other appropriate ministries or projects, including any project that comes closest to the basic original purpose of the designation.