A gift to where needed most supports the breadth of SFL’s work. Through your gift, you are meeting the urgent needs of communities around the world by helping to restore lives through investing in long-term community development.
Donations to Shelter For Life International are tax-deductible. After donating you will receive an email confirmation, and a year-end receipt for tax purposes. Shelter For Life International does not sell or share names or contact information of donors with any other organizations or individuals.
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Wondering what to do with an old vehicle?
Rather than trade or sell your used car, watercraft, or other motor vehicle, consider donating to Shelter For Life International – an easy and fulfilling alternative. Plus, you earn a great tax break in the process!
Your Gift will Provide Great Financial Value! Selling and trading an old vehicle can be overwhelming and hectic, and trying to get the best value for your car can be stressful. Donating your vehicle is a wonderful alternative that will save you time and energy. Additionally, if you donate to Shelter For Life you can rest assured that your gift provides great financial value: We partner with a global online auctioning system that has 27 years experience re-marketing vehicles to local buyers as well as buyers worldwide.
To donate, please out and send the form found here
info@shelter.org
+1 763 253 4082
10201 Wayzata Blvd
Suite 110
Minnetonka, MN 55305 USA
Mustafa Omar
Chief Executive Officer
Mustafa Omar has worked for Shelter For Life International in the field and Headquarters management positions; managing projects, leading new business development, and guiding operations around the world. Mr. Omar was born and raised in Kabul, Afghanistan and has worked in post-conflict reconstruction, Disaster Risk Reduction caused by human or natural phenomena, and market-revitalization efforts in Central Asia, East and West Africa, Europe, and Middle East for the past twenty (20) plus years. Mustafa holds graduate degrees in business administration and urban planning and is working on a PhD at the Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University. Topics of research and professional interest include Market Resilience and Social Risk-Management, Influence of Environmental Degradation on Fragile Markets, Impact of Improving Physical Space on Lasting Peace, and the Interaction between Modern Governance and Informal Market Structures.
Gordon Wright
Vice Chairman