Outside the Dollar: Non-Cash Gifts
According to IRS data, non-cash giving accounts for about half of total charitable donations. While publicly traded stock is the easiest and most common non-cash gift, you might also consider real estate, artwork or collectibles, cars or other vehicles, or an ownership stake in a private business. Tax and other benefits A donation of non-cash…
Read More
SPOTLIGHT ON GIVING
Make an Impact with Your IRA Are you an IRA owner age 70½ or older exploring gift options to support our work? You might want to think about using your IRA to fulfill your charitable goals. This unique giving option allows for tax-free distributions that count toward your required minimum distribution (RMD) if one is…
Read More
Planning for Change: Estate Reduction through Charitable Giving
Spotlight on Giving The estate tax exemption doubled under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 and now sits at $13.99 million. However, this provision is scheduled to “sunset” at the end of this year. If Congress doesn’t act, the exemption amount will drop into the $7 million range. If your estate is…
Read More
Wrap Up the Year with a Meaningful Gift
With the holiday season in full swing, most people find themselves in a flurry of activity, from decorating the house and preparing for guests to finishing a surge of work before scheduled vacation time to finding that perfect gift. Of course, not all gifts are wrapped. Some are designed to make a meaningful impact. Fortunately,…
Read More
Donating Appreciated Stocks: A Tax-Efficient Giving Strategy
When considering making a charitable gift, cash is often the first option that comes to mind. It’s as simple as writing a check or making a payment directly online. However, if you want to make a significant impact and receive a double tax benefit, consider donating appreciated stocks. This approach not only supports our mission…
Read More