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Charitable Assets
-- Turn what you have into charitable good.
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| Outright Gift
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-- The simplest way to make a big difference.
You can make a gift of cash, stocks, bonds, real estate, or other assets to your community foundation. Most charitable gifts qualify for maximum tax advantage under state and federal law.
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-- A charitable gift unearthed.
Making a charitable gift of real estate through your community foundation can help you turn your property gains into community good. The value of your real estate may exceed that of any other asset you own. With the help of your community foundation, you can use it to fulfill your charitable interests and receive financial and tax benefits.
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-- Community as your beneficiary.
Life insurance provides a simple way for you to give a significant gift to charity, with tax benefits that you can enjoy during your lifetime.
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-- Turning stock market gains into community investment.
Everybody wins when you make a gift of appreciated stock to your community foundation. Your gains are put to good use. Your gift of stock is reinvested in your community, and it qualifies for an immediate tax deduction based on the full market value.
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| Royalties and Intellectual Property Rights
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-- Creativity in support of the future.
There are many ways to promote charitable interests using royalty payments and other interests, from assigning royalty points to making transfers of income-producing intellectual property rights such as books, movies and images.
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-- The value of sharing for the public good.
A contribution of appreciated securities or mutual fund shares can produce significant tax savings, while allowing you to be more philanthropic than you thought possible.
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