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An investment with an impact

Your donation to IRE helps provide essential training, mentorship and support to thousands of journalists in newsrooms large and small around the world.

Donations may be tax deductible; IRE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. IRE accepts donations from individuals and entities following the guidelines outlined in IRE's donation policy.

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Text "4IRE" to 41444
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If you'd rather send a check, please address it to:

Investigative Reporters & Editors
Attn: Heather Feldmann Henry
109 Lee Hills Hall, UMC
221 S. 8th Street
Columbia, MO 65201

 

Other ways to support IRE

IRE Ring of Honor

Celebrating IRE members who have made a significant contribution to our organization and to investigative journalism.

Make a donation: To make a donation in honor of a Ring of Honor nominee or honoree, use the give online form and include their name where prompted.

Nominate someone: Fill out a nomination form and collect donations in honor of the nominee. When you meet the minimum donation threshold, your honoree will be added to the Ring of Honor and recognized at the next IRE conference.

Memorials & tributes

Make a gift in memory, in tribute or in honor of someone special by completing the secure online donation form or by mailing a check.

IRE Legacy Society

Designate IRE as a beneficiary in your will, trust, life insurance, retirement plans, donor advised fund, foundation or other estate plans. Click here to learn more.

Matching gifts

Find out if you can double your impact. Many organizations will match employees’ contributions. Ask your employer about matching gifts.

Specialty funds

Direct your donation to a certain fund online or via check. Learn about our funds.

Sponsorships

Contact us about sponsorship opportunities at our conferences and workshops.

A testimonial card quoting journalist Corey Johnson of ProPublica (pictured on the card): "IRE empowers me by providing the most invaluable investigative training and mentorship in the world. Journalists who dream of big ambitious public service turn to IRE, and the organization repays that trust year after year without fail. How do I know? Because I'm in that number. And so are many of my friends."

A testimonial card quoting journalist Kavahn Mansouri of The Midwest Newsroom (pictured on the card): "IRE changed the trajectory of my career and through trainings, conferences and community makes me a better journalist everyday. But it's not just me. The same is true for thousands of journalists who strive to weed out malfeasance and hold power to account."

A testimonial card quoting journalist Zaneta Lowe of WREG-TV Memphis (pictured on the card): "Whether in-person or now virtual, there are so many opportunities to add a new tool to your toolbox! ... I often tell people, no matter where you are in your career, you can learn something new through IRE and as veteran journalist, I pride myself on continuing to do that, then sharing it with the next generation."

A testimonial card quoting journalist Andrew Ford of The Arizona Republic (pictured on the card):: "IRE has helped me close the gap between my ambitions and my ability. I spent a lot of years as a breaking news reporter before I become a full-fledged investigative reporter ... And all that time, I longed to do more ambitious enterprise and investigative stories. But it's tough to know how to do that. IRE gave me the roadmap."

A testimonial card quoting freelance journalist Emilia Ruzicka (pictured on the card): "(The online conferences) have been well-managed and informative. Beyond their utility, I've appreciated IRE's effort to make events more accessible for those who cannot or struggle to travel for physical, financial or other reasons."

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