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Cash Gifts
This is a simple and convenient way to participate. All such gifts qualify
for income tax deductibility subject to IRS regulations. |
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Appreciated Property
Gifts of appreciated securities and real property may provide tax advantages to
the donor.
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Bequests
The SCCF may be named as a residual beneficiary of wills, charitable trusts
and annuities. Under these plans, when the donor’s or beneficiary’s life
interest is terminated, the gift assets will be distributed as directed by the
will or trust document.
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Charitable Lead Trusts
Allows the initial beneficiary to be the SCCF. At a specific time, the
Foundation’s interest ends and the trust transfers to one or more
individuals, i.e. children or grandchildren.
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Life Insurance
Donors may make the SCCF the beneficiary of a previously existing or new
life insurance policy. Insurance donations are subject to IRS and state
insurance regulations.
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Foundations
Private foundations may make a direct transfer of assets to SCCF to
establish a fund which retains the name and purpose of the transferring
foundation.
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