Other Ways to Give
Overview
For most of us, about 90% of our wealth is tied to non-cash assets. These can include real estate, stocks, bonds, art collections, vehicles, business interests, and even livestock! Your generosity to Jill’s House can multiply Kingdom impact and eliminate needless costs and stress.
Stock and Other Securities
If you have owned a stock or security for over a year, you may receive a tax benefit by donating it to Jill’s House. Your gift will continue your support of Jill’s House families beyond your lifetime. Contact us to request our transfer instructions or complete the form in the link below and return it to [email protected].
Benefits
- Enjoy a tax deduction based on fair market value.
- Avoid capital gains tax.
- Conserve on cash flow.
Real Estate
Making a gift through real estate is a great way to bless organizations like Jill’s House. Real estate has increased in value, and many people give a percentage before sale, which can help sellers bypass capital gains and receive a charitable deduction. In addition to your primary residence, real estate could include rental property, land, a family farm, a commercial property, or a vacation home. Please consult your financial advisor and attorney to develop the best plan for you and your family.
Benefits
- Eliminate additional management of property.
- Avoid capital gains tax.
- Enjoy a tax deduction.
Farm Commodities
A farm commodity gift could be a percentage of your grain, corn, fruits, and nuts crop. You may also give livestock. Giving a gift from your harvest can help you achieve personal tax savings, while supporting Jill’s House families. When processing your crop, you need to take the crop to the buyer and have the buyer place a quantity in the name of Jill’s House.
Benefits
- Eliminate taxable income, even if you take a standard deduction.
- Still claim a business deduction for related production costs.
Other Non-Cash Gifts
You may also make a gift of other personal property such as artwork, vehicles, collections, or other types of deprecative assets. These types of gifts need to be assessed by a third-party appraiser and sold, and then proceeds are sent to Jill’s House.
The 2010 Society
The 2010 Society is a community of faithful partners who are making rest, renewal, and relationships part of their legacy. One of the easiest ways to make a 2010 Society gift is a Charitable Bequest, naming Jill’s House as a beneficiary in your will, trust, or retirement accounts, such as insurance policies, banking accounts, stocks, and bonds. Legacy gifts also include donations using Charitable Gift Annuities (CGA) and Charitable Remainder UniTrusts (CRUTs).
