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Ways to Donate
There
are many ways that you can get involved with Adaptive Adventures,
whether you want to give money, give time or both and whether
you are an individual, a family or part of an organization.
However, this list is not all-inclusive.
Make effective use of
planned giving techniques to help achieve lifetime financial
goals: wealth transfer, estate planning, philanthropy. Consult
your tax, legal, and financial advisors before taking any
action but remind them that you want to include charitable
giving options in your estate planning. For more information
or an in-depth exchange of planned giving ideas, please contact
Joel Berman, Executive Director at (866) 679-2770.
Does
your company have a matching gifts program? If so, you
can increase the impact of your gift with the help of
your employer. Its tax efficient for you and it supports
our cause!
From
printer cartridges to gas, we have operating costs!
Helping us with our 'Wish List' items would increase
our efficiency and ability to meet our goals and objectives.
A
Charitable Lead Trust
Donate
Appreciated Financial Assets
Select
a period of years for us to receive payments from the
trust, after which the trust corpus can be transferred
to your heirs or other beneficiaries. Lead trusts can
be particularly tax-efficient ways to transfer wealth
to a younger generation.
Avoid capital gains tax by donating appreciated stock,
bonds, mutual funds or other real property or consider
gifting paid-up life insurance policies when your family
responsibilities decrease. Call us if you have land,
buildings or other property, even stock options, you
would like to donate.
A
Charitable Remainder Trust
List
us as beneficiary in your
tax-vulnerable qualified plans
Secure
an income stream for you and your spouse, or your heirs,
or provide for future payments to fund a grandchild's
college education, and get an income tax deduction now.
At the termination of the income payout, the charitable
remainder would flow to Adaptive Adventures.
Because tax-deferred retirement arrangements like IRA's
or 401(k) plans can be subject to estate and income
taxes, it can be very efficient to make testamentary
bequests from those accounts by naming Adaptive Adventures
as beneficiary for charitable designation from these
accounts.
You shop from our online website store. We
are also registered with iGive.com and eBay's Mission Fish.
Include
us as a contingent beneficiary in your will, retirement
plan or life insurance plan (in the event that your
heirs predecease you). There is no limit on federal
estate tax deductions for charitable contributions.
