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Kudos on donations to a good cause. As for keeping your name out of it, this is not new. The government and private parties have been going toe to toe since the beginning of this country as to what is/can be seen from the money donated.

The easiest way is to contribute with a untraceable prepaid credit cards. Simple and clean.

Also, if your cause has a PAC (political action committee), then PACs generally do not disclose their funding and you can continue to the PAC, and then the PAC can contribute to the cause. Make sure to ask them if they voluntarily give information on donors anyhow.

These are the primary two ways to make anonymous contributions.

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Okay, my apologies. Please forgive the confusion as obviously this is a unique situation.

The best way for you to do this is to set up a non-profit. Non-profit corporations are entities that work towards a charitable goal. The entity also files with the IRS, and generally keeps a list of donors and expenditures. That way, everything is open and anyone can verify what the money is being spent on.

The non-profit is known as an 501(c)(3), after the Internal Revenue Code that it is based on. You can begin a non-profit for your cause by:

(1) filing for a corporation with Texas:

http://www.sos.state.tx.us/corp/nonprofit_org.shtml

... and (2) sending off non-profit application to the IRS:

http://www.irs.gov/charities/article/0,,id=96109,00.html

Opening up a corporation costs about $300. Applying for 501(c)(3) is free. No one can accuse you of using the non-profit for your own interests since the non-profit keeps a record of who donates to it and what the money is spent on; and it is completely and totally different from you as a separate, legal entity.

Again, apologies for any misunderstandings.

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