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Your tax-deductible donations of cash or assets can make
an enormous impact in the variety of programs and services we can offer.
You can make a gift that costs you nothing during your lifetime:
- Your bequest ensures that we can meet our goals tomorrow
without affecting your assets today.
- We offer a wise charitable alternative to the double
taxation that awaits your retirement plan in your estate if you have a taxable estate. You can turn unneeded life
insurance coverage into a charitable gift to JFCS, or use a new policy to create an endowment from income instead
of capital.
Gifts of Cash
Did you know that this gift maximizes your charitable deduction and delivers immediate benefits to JFCS?
Appreciated Securities
Did you know that the IRS still allows you one of its most significant tax breaks for these gifts?
Gifts of Real Estate
Did you know that you can make a substantial gift to JFCS through a transfer of residential, commercial or undeveloped
real estate?
Gifts of Business Interests
Did you know that you can give JFCS an interest in a closely-held or family business?
Gifts of Partnership Interests
Did you know that you can transfer an interest
in a real estate or oil-and-gas partnership that could produce more benefit for us than it's giving you?
Gifts of Personal Property
Did you know that you can give us books, artwork
or equipment and also secure an income tax deduction?
Gifts of Retirement Plans
Did you know that your retirement plan can deliver
more benefit to JFCS than to your heirs?
Gifts of Life Insurance
Did you know that you can make a significant
gift to JFCS by using life insurance that you or your family no longer need?
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JFCS is committed to the mission of "helping people help
themselves" and serves all persons in a non-discriminatory manner.
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This is not professional tax or legal advice. Donors must
consult their tax and legal advisors regarding their specific situation.
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