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4. Follow the provided instructions to fill out the required forms or provide the necessary information.
5. Make sure to clearly indicate that you want to direct your gift to a specific program, project, or area within the organization.
6. If applicable, consider discussing your intention with a representative from the organization to ensure your gift is properly directed.
7. Submit your completed forms or provide the necessary details according to the organization's instructions.
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