• Train volunteers to prepare simple tax returns at coalition-sponsored tax assistance sites
• Conduct a filing season kick-off incorporating media and political representatives to tell the public about the free community services being offered. 
• Adopt a volunteer tax assistance site from your organization by providing the volunteer staff, equipment, or other resources available to your group
• Provide motivational speakers to educate low income workers on financial literacy.
• Issue a mayoral proclamation surrounding a coalition service
• Sponsor a bank account program such as Individual Development Accounts (IDA), a special bank account with matching funds. 
• Produce booklets or videos on financial literacy covering highlights of checking/savings accounts, EITC, IDAs and money management to show at volunteer sites.
• Develop or donate publicity throughout the filing season on services sponsored by the community coalition.

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The possibilities of partnering are endless and the effects are boundless.  The power of coalitions is a driving force nationwide.  If the mission of your organization coincides with that of IRS, why not consider becoming a partner?

To discuss partnering opportunities send an email to partner@irs.gov , and let us know how we can help you get started. 

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