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Please use any of the contact methods below to contact us and we will do our best to answer any questions you may have.
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| Financial Accounts | Relating to setting up external bank accounts & brokerage accounts | financial@kidira.org | | Human Resources | Inquiries related to internal staffing, available positions, and overall talent management | hr@kidira.org | | Kidira Accounts | Account-specific requests relating to your login information, account balance, transactions, & distributions | accountsupport@kidira.org | | Media Inquiries | Items pertaining to TV, Radio, or Print requests | media@kidira.org | | Member Support | Any items related to your Kidira membership, memberhsip network; parents, students, benefactors, etc. | membersupport@kidira.org | | Store Network | Requests to add a new store, comment on current offers and products | storenetwork@kidira.org | | Systems & Operations | Website-related issues, system availability. etc. | accountsupport@kidira.org |
For any other inquiries or to contact us via postal mail, you can contact us at:
The Kidira Foundation
548 Market Street, Suite #39473
San Francisco, CA 94104
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