Donating to Project Citizenship

Yes. Project Citizenship is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax-deductible. After making a donation, you will receive a donation acknowledgement letter that can be used for your tax records.

Project Citizenship’s Tax ID Number: 37-1769643

Visit our Ways to Give page page to learn more about the program and search for your employer.

If your company uses a paper matching gift form, complete the employee portion of the form and email the form to info@projectcitizenship.org or mail to: Project Citizenship, 11 Beacon Street, Suite 1210, Boston, MA 02108.

Please mail your donation to:

Project Citizenship
11 Beacon Street, Suite 1210
Boston, MA 02108

You can make a wire transfer to Project Citizenship by including the following:

Cambridge Trust
1336 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02138 U.S.A.
Cambridge Trust Routing # – 011300595
Cambridge Trust Swift Code: CAUPUS31
Beneficiary Name and Address: Project Citizenship, 11 Beacon Street, Suite 1210, Boston, MA 02018

Please email our Development Director, Heather Monty at hmonty@projectcitizenship.org.

Yes, but we only accept donations in U.S. dollars. If you live outside the US, your donation will be charged in US dollars and you will receive an acknowledgement from Project Citizenship. These contributions are tax-deductible in the US. However, if you live outside the US, you will need to consult with your tax advisor to determine if it is tax deductible in your country.

Absolutely! We’d love you to help fundraise for Project Citizenship. Community fundraising is a meaningful way to support our mission and expand access to citizenship services.

Whether you’re interested in organizing a fundraiser, making introductions within your network, or exploring other ways to support our work, we’d be happy to speak with you.

Contact us at 617-694-5949 or email our Development Director, Heather Monty, at hmonty@projectcitizenship.org to learn more.

Project Citizenship is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping eligible lawful permanent residents become U.S. citizens. Through free citizenship and naturalization services, we guide immigrants through every step of the citizenship process—from eligibility screening to application submission. Each year, we support 1,000+ aspiring citizens through the naturalization process.

Our team provides trusted legal assistance, answers questions about the naturalization process, and helps applicants overcome barriers that may prevent them from becoming citizens.

All services are provided free of charge, ensuring that cost is never a barrier to accessing citizenship support.

Your donation helps immigrants overcome barriers to U.S. citizenship and access the opportunities, security, and rights that come with becoming a citizen.

Project Citizenship’s work sits at the intersection of social justice, economic opportunity, and civic participation. The individuals we serve reflect the diversity and strength of New England’s immigrant communities:

• All our clients are immigrants–lawful permanent residents from 120 countries.
• Greater than 95% are people of color.
• 70% of our clients live below the 150% Federal poverty level.
• 15% are elderly; many older immigrants face English language challenges.
• 15% are disabled.

Every donation helps provide free, high-quality legal services that make citizenship more accessible for immigrants and their families.

Project Citizenship collaborates closely with immigration legal service providers, community organizations, and social service agencies throughout New England.

Because of our specialized focus on citizenship and naturalization, partner organizations often refer complex citizenship cases to our team.

This collaborative approach helps expand access to services while reducing duplication of efforts across immigrant-serving nonprofits in New England.

You can view our latest annual report on our Impact Reports page, and our 990 tax forms on our Financial Transparency page. These reports highlight our impact, client outcomes, and stewardship of donor support.